The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-30
SUBSIDY MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE.
 WITH A MAJORITY
Margin Lower Than Estimates Threats of Delay Face Bill As It Goes to the
 Senate
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tConttnued from Page One.D would be required to carry crews, of which at least one-half at first, and after three years, two-thirds, exclu- sive of licensed officers, of which are American citizens. An exception was made in the stewards department of passenger ships.
 As a measure to prevent excess profits, the bill stipulates that profits over 10 per cent must be returned to the treasury until the amount of com pensation a ship has received is re- paid. The bill provides that the ship ping board, in developing it's sales existing steamship routes, and regu- lar services.
 One-half the immigration coming into the United States must come in American ships, under a provision of the bill, and another section would authorize the President to turn over the transport service to the shipping board for disposal and make con tracts with private steamship own CTS for transportation for the army, navy and marine corps.
 As originally drawn, the bill gave the shipping board Jurisdiction over coastwise rates of vessels receiving ompensation, but this section was withdrawn pending hearings. Mem bers of the merchant marine com mittee said tho section was intended to prevent ruinous competition.
 Roll Call
 The roll call follows:
 Republicans voting for the bill:
 1-l Arentz, Atkeson, Baeharach, Beedy, Begg. Benham, Bird, Bixler, Blak- eney Bland, Gnd.); Bond, Bowers Brennan. Britten. Brooks, qll); Brooks, (Penn); Burdick, Burton. Butler, Cable. Campbell, (Kansas); Campbell, (Pa.); Cannon, Chal- mers, Chandler. (N. Yo; Chindblom, Clarke, (N. Y.); Classon, Clouse. Col ton, Connolly, tPa.); Copley, Coughlin, Crago, Crowther, Curry, Dale, Dallinger, Darrow, Dempsey, Echols. Edmonds, Elliott, Ellis, Fair field, Faust, Fenn, Fess, Fish, Fitz- gerald, Focht, Foster, Free, Free man, rockingham, Fuller, Gernerd, Clifford, Glynn, Goodykoontz, Cor man, Gould. Graham, tIll); Graham, tPa0; Greene, tMass); Greene, Cvt.); Griest. Hadiey, Hardy, 6ColJ; IldNlryp nay iibiii tASiSNSi fA'N-N1f Hill, Hines, Hogan. Huck, Huck- riede, Humphrey, tNeb.); Husted, Hutchinson, Ireland. Jeffries, tNeb); Johnson, (Wash.); Kahn, kearns, Kelly, (Pa.), Kendall, Kiess, King, Kirkpatrick, Kissel, Kline, (N.Y);l Kline. tPa); Kraus. Langley, Lar son. tMinn1 Lawrence. Layton, Leatherwood, Lee (N. Y.); Lehlbach, Longworth, Luce. Luhring, McFad- den, Mclaughlin, (Mich.); MeLaugh- lin, (Pa.) McPherson. MacGregor, MacLafferty. Madden, Magee, Merryt. Miller, Mills, Millspaugh, Mondell Montoya, Moore, GilD; Moore, tOhio): Moores, Qnd); Morgan, (Me); Newton, (Mo.) Norton, Odgen, olpph, Paige. Parker, (N. J); Parker. (N Y.); Patterson, tMo0; Patterson, (N. J); Perkins. Perlman, Petersen, Porter, Pringey, Purnell. Radcliffe, Ransley. Reber. Reece, Reed. (N. YD; Reed, (W. Vao; Rhodes. Ricketts, Riddick, Roach. Robertson, Rodenberg. Rogers, Rose, Rossdale, Sanders, Und); Sanders. (N. Y.): Scott, (Tenn.); Sheldon, Shreve, Siegel, Sinnott, Slemp, Smith, (Idaho); Shell. Snyder, Sproul, Stephens, Strong, tPa); Swing. Taylor. (N. Jo; Taylor, eTenn.) Temple Tilson, Timberlake. rink ham, TreaGway. Underhill- Vaile, Ware. Vestal, Volk, Walters, Ward, IN "; Wason, Watson. Webster, Wheeler, White. (Me.D; Winslow. Wood, Ind.); Woodward. Wurfz- bach. Wyant, Yates. zihlman.
 Total republicans, 2o4.
 Democrats voting for the bill:
 Cullen, Dupre, O'Connor, Riordan.
 Total democrats, 4.
 Total voting for the bill, POS.
 Voting Negative
 Republicans voting against the bill:
 Alderman, Andersons Andrew tMass.0, Andrews tNebD; Barbour, Beck, Boles, Browne tWis.); Burke, Burtness, Christopherson, Clague. Cole tIowa); Cooper, COD; Cooper twis): Cramton, Davis tMinn): Denison, Dickerstn, Doweli, Evans. Frear, French, Funk, Calm, Gensman, Green Gowa); Haugen, Poach, Bull, James. Johnson, tS. D); Keller. Kelly (Micn.); Keteham, Kleczka, Knight Knutson, Kopp, Lampert, Lineberger, Little. Mclaughlin tNeby; Maloney Mapes, Kitchener, A. F. Nelson, J. M. Nelson, Newton (Minn.); Robson. Scott, [ II. i. ford, Steenerson. Strong, tKan) Summers (Wash.) Sweet, Thorpe. Tincher. Towner, Voigt, Volstead, White iKans): Williams Cll); Will Hanson. Woodruff, Young.
 Total republicans, 69.
 Democrats voting against the. bill:
 Abernethy. Almon. Bankhead, Bark ley, Bell. Black, Bland tVa.); Blan- ton. Bowling, Box. Briggs, Buchanan, Bullwinkle; Byrnes (S. CD; Byrns (Tenn9: Cantril1, Carew. Carter, Col Davis tTenn) Deal, Dominick, Dough- ton. Drane. Drewry, Driver, Favrot, Fields. Fisher. Fulmer. Garner Gar rett tTena.); Garrett (Tex.); Gilbert, Goldsborough, Griffin. Hammer. Hardy ,Tex) Harrison, Hawes, Hayden, Hooker. Huddleston, Huds- beth. Jeffers tAla.); Johnson tky.J; Johnson, tMiss.) Jones (Tex.J;s Kinchelte, Kindred, kuntz; Lanham, Lankford, Larsen Gao; Lazapo, Lea (Cal): Lee (Ga.); Linthicum, Logan, McSwain, Mansfield. Martin, Mead, Montague. Moore (va.); OBren. old field, Oliver. Park tGa.) Parks (Ark); Pou, Quin. Rainey tAla.) Rainey ullo: Raker, Rankin, Ray burn, Rouse, Fucker, Sanders tTex.) :. Sandlin. Sears, Sisson, Smithwick, Steagall. SteAdman, Stevenson, Stroll, Sullivan, Summers tTexD: Swank, Tague, Taylor tCol); Thomas. Till- man, Tucker, Turner. Tyson, Up- shaw, vinson. Ward. (N. CD. Weaver. Wilson. Wingo, Wise. Woods (va.): Wright
 Total democrats y114.
 Others voting against the bill. London, socialist.
 Total voting against the bill 1S4. Pairs announced: For the bill Re-