Despite an overtime session, the New York Americans could do nothing better than force a 1-1 draw with the Montreal Canadiens at Montreal before a good house.
The hornie team was the first to draw blood, but the Amerks equalized before the final period. An extra period was staged but neither team could break through successfully for the winning goal and the tussle ended in a 1-1 tie—United Press.
The Army bill will be introduced by Mr, Andrew J. May, Democratic Representative of Kentucky and chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee. The bill provides:
1. Immediate authorization of at least $500,000000 to raise the Army air force to a minimum strength of 3,000 planes.
2 Immediate appropriation of $110.- 006,000 called for by President Roosevelt for Army anti-aircraft batteries and other "critical" necessities.
2 Immediate appropriation of $32,- 005000 to provide the Army funds for plecing "educational orders" with heavy Industry for the manufacture of military necessities in. ordinary commercial factories.
4. Immediate authorization of $10,000.- 000 for the training of 20,000 civilian pilots to form: a strong reserve Corps for the Army and Navy air forces in war.
"These may be expensive luxuries," Mr. May said, "but it seems we must' have them in view of world conditions. I think the President's defence programme is very modest."
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