Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-22

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Hoover. or any other President, would
he strong enough to bring Congress to
make the necessary appropriations to
build ali the treaty ships There ere
pacific forces. he said, who would be
able to prevent such action.
MANY ~ the Senators who voted
against Senator Walsh's reservation
would have been glad to support the
proposition IL presented separately and
many of them will vote for naval
progran to carry out his idea OF build
Ing up 10 the treaty strength. Senator
Reed Of Pennsylvania. one OF those
who favors a treaty Navy up to fun
strength, pointed out that the matter
had no place on the resolution OF rati-
fication, but was strictly legislative
matter in which the House must be
considered as well as the Senate.
Decline to Act on Power Group.
The Senate. as soon as it had ratified
the treaty and then listened to speech
by Senator Pat Harrison OF MISSISSIPPI,
Democrat, attacking President Hoover
because he had not sent to the Senate
the nominations of the new United
states Tariff Commission, adjourned
sine die. 1t did not wait until today TO
act upon the nominations of the Presl-
dents appointees to the new Federal
Power Commission, which were report
ed faVorably to the Senate yesterday
afternoon from the committee on inter-
state commerce. Those will have TO go
over until next December. Senator'S Nc
Kellar of Tennessee and Walsh of Mon
tana, Democrats, objected to the noml-
nations being considered yesterday.
The vote on the ratification OF the
London treaty follows:
For RatiRcation-5S.
Fepublicans-Al BorRh, Brook
hart. Capper, Couzens, Dale, Deneen,
Fess Gillett. Glenn, Goldsborough,
Gould, Greene. Hastings, Hatfield,
Hebert, Howell. Jones. Kean. Keyes, La
toilette. McCulloch, McNaster, McNary,
Metcalf, Norris Patterson, Phipps. Reed,
Robsion, Schall, Shortridge, Smoot,
Steiwer. Sullivan. Thomas udahp),
Townsend, Vandenberg, Walcott, Wat
son--40.
Democrats-Black, Brock Caraway,
Fletcher, George, Glass, Harrison, Harris,
Kendrick, King, Overman, Robinson CAR
Kansas, Sheppard, Swanson, Thomas
(Oklahoma), Trammel, Wagner, Walsh
(Montana)-1S.
Against RatificatiOn-9.
observation-disclosures Hale, john
eon. Moses, Oddie, Pine, Robinson (1n-
diana).-7.
Democrats Mcclellan. Walsh MAS
eachusetts) "a.
Paired-15.
Ashurst and Tydings. Democrats, for,
with Broussard, Democrat, against.
Bratton and Dill, Democrats, for, with
Waterman, Republican. against
Wheeler and Hayden. Democrats. for,
with Shipstead Farmer Labor, against.
Stephens and Halves, Democrats, for,
with Pittman, Democrat against.
Blaine, Republican, and Simmons.
Democrat, for, with Copeland, Demo-
crat. against.
Absent and Impaired.
Republicans-Baird, Cutting, Frazier,
Cor, Grundy, Nye, Norbeck.
Demecrats-Barkley. Blease, Connal-
iy, Hefiin, Ransdell, Steck, Smith.
OF the absentees. it was announced
from the floor, Senators Baird, Gut
ting, Frazier, Golf. Grundy, Nye,
Norbeck, Barley, Connally, Ransdell,
Steck and Smith, had they been pres
emit, would have voted for the treaty.
The position OF Senators Blease and
Hefiin was not disclosed, although Mr..
Helm has been listed for the treaty.
SUfMAaapv nE TREATY