WILLIAM H. KING, UTAH, CHAIRMAN CARTER GLASS, VA. ARTHUR CAPPER, K ROYAL. S. COPELAND,N.Y. HAMILTON F. KEAN, N.J. MILLARD E. TYDINGS,MD. ROBERT D. CAREY, WYO. THOMAS P. GORE, OKLA. WARREN R. AUSTIN, VT. J. HAMILTON LEWIS, ILL. JOHN H. BANKHEAD, ALA. PAT MCCARRAN, NEV. JAMES J. DAVIS, PA. JAMES COUZENS, MICH. —s + WwITe aies ROBERT R. REYNOLDS, N.C. ‘ JAMES P. MC CENEY, CLERK MAX K. KIMBALL, ASST. CLERK COMMITTEE THE DISTRICT 6 May Mr. J. B. Ogden, emTare ON OF COLUMBIA 1934. Browning, Utah. My @ar Friend: I have impossible for me nications which reference visions of the tained provisions I hope The strongest of the opposition. it should to the work that great number of it desk. your letter and your compli- to position with wspect to some of the bill. It me that the bill were oppressive and I have succeeded some of my my that mitigate to political bill faith seemed to in ecuring some amendments severities of the bill. position came from several senators and from whom I had did not far as of the provisions which remove what I regard as unfair measure. With all good wishes, Cordially and as expected A number of go hold— not passed visions con- certain it I think, pro- to the unfair as will, is comm- for adopted the reply with you opposition The go. my revenue will opposite to overwhelmed I thank corporations. which so promptly come mentary ing to been I was I thought able to have and unjust pro- I am sincerely yours, WADIA WY YMG