The House Rules Committee yester-unanimously approved the rule g the Senate's Export-Import Bank bill to the floor of the House of Representatives, probably tomorrow, The rule provided for five hours' debate on the bill, which will make possible loans to China and Finland, instead of three hours, leaders had asked, which the Republican Representative from New York, Mr. Hamilton Fish, said was a personal triumph.
The committee's approval followed the Republican denunciation of the method of proposed aid to Finland as a "subterfuge." Mr. Charles L. Gifford, Republican of Massachusetts, said, "If we are going to live a lie.... why not give them ammunition and guns?"—United Press.
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