New Britain herald., 1929-06-18
PRESIDENT SIGNS
 NEW CENSUS BILL
 AND HOUSE COUNT
(Continued from First Pase)

democratic republican independent group which twice overrode Presi- dent Hoover in the farm relief con- test, and that 1t may. be rawrittnn with view to confning revisicn pri..cipally to agricultural products.
 The group has shown its strength anew in its apport of the resolution Of Senator Borah. republican. Idaho, which proposed to instruct the finance committee to discard the house tariff bill and limit revision to agricultural and related products and was defeated by a r,argin of only one vote-39 to SS. That vote left the republican majority of the finance committee free today to pro- cetd with its rewriting of the house bill as it sees fit for the next two months. but it made clear that the whole task will be gone over again after the measure is takeKsup in the senate.
 Senate Votes to Recess
 With all of its work for the ex- tra session completed except the in. pending tariff bill. the senate. mean while has voted to take a recess be- ginning tomorrow and carrying through to August ls. The house, having passed the tarifY bill, was thus left with nothing to do whil: awaiting the senate's action. so it's leaders were ready to agree to the recess and extend their own until the niddl of September.
 The recess was proposed by Sena- tor Wat: on of Indiana, the republi- can leader, at the end of one Of the hottest days of the summer. and the first overwhelming vote in the senate 4t this session was forthcoming Only l. republicans and II demo- crats voted against it.
 $ The quick work of both the house tnl senate in enacting the appro- priation Of $151.O0O,000 asked by Nr. Hoover to carry out the new farm relief act assured the recess. Within few hours after the presi- dent had submitted the estimate for the appropriation yesterday, the amount was available-one of the apeediest legislative transactions ln- volvinE such q sum in many a day. The recess Is just long enough to cover tte time the finance commit : tee is estimated to need for it's work on the tariff bill. Determined to get the tariff bill through the senate and out of conference with the house be- fore the regular sessions opens in December. administration leaders in- sisted that no longer than two atonths be given over to the recess.
 The Borah vote shows what con- test is in prospect when the tariff bill does get before the senate. Only seven democrats voted against the Idahoan. while 3 republicans joined the democrats in support of his res- clution.
 The vote brought almost the sam. tinerr which combined for a ma jor- ity in the two ballots favorable to the export debenture farm relief plan to which Mir. Hoover was so opposed. lt was not disclosed to what extcrt .Ir. Hoover's views on the attemp pt to limit the tariff revision were known, but when Senator Jones. re- publican. Washington, proposed the very language used by the president in his message to the extra session as an amendment broadening the scope of tte Borah resolution. it was rejected. 39 10 3s.
 Senator Johnson, republican. Cali fornta. voted against the Jones amendment and then he voted also against the Borah resolution. He explained that he did not want 10 lill the Borah resolution by indi. re ection."