Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-27
Measure Now Becomes Law,
Since House Approved 1t
Yesterday Despite Hoo
ver's Opposition.
UPPER CHAMBER VOTES
AFTER 3-HOUR DEBATE
King of Utah Is Only Democrat to
Support Chief Executive in OPP
posing Legislation Increasing
Loan Value of Adjusted Com
pensation Certificates.
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

The Senate, by a vote Of rs to
n, today overrode President Hoo
Ner's veto of the soldiers bonus
loan bill and passed the bill sec
ond time.
The bill now becomes law, since
Ehe House yesterday afternoon
also voted to pass the bill not
withstanding the Presidents dis
approval.
The vote in the Senate was TAX
en- after a three-hour debate in
which the Presidents veto was
praised by Senator Bingham of
Connecticut and was criticized by
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan
and other supporters of the bonus
loan bill.
Supporters of Veto.
The Senators who voted to sustain
the Presidents veto were:
Republicans-Bingham Connecticut;
Borah, Idaho; Fess, Ohio; Golf, West
Virginia; Gould, Maine; Hastings, Della
ware; Hebert, Rhode Island; Metcalf,
Rhode Island; Morrow, New Jersey;
Moses, New Hampshire; Phipps, Colo
RADIO; Reed. Pennsylvania Smoot. Utah;
Walcott, Connecticut; Waterman, Colo
RADIO, and Watson, Indiana. 16.
Democrats-King, Utah. !.
Total to sustain the veto-l7.
Those Senators voting to override the
veto were:
Republicans - Blaine, Wisconsin:
Brookhart, Iowa; Capper, Kansas;
Carey, wyoming; CouzenS, Michigan;
Cutting. New Mexico; Dale, Vermont;
Davis, Pennsylvania; Deneen, Illinois;
Frazier, North Dakota; Glenn, Illinois;
Goldsborough, Maryland; Hale, Maine;
Hatfield, West yiTginfas Howell, Ne
braska: Johnson, California; Jones,
Washington: Kean. New Jersey; Keyes,
New Hampshire; La Toilette, Wisconsin;
McMaster, South Dakota; McNary,
oregon; Norbeck, South Dakota: Nor
ris. Nebraska; Nye, North Dakota;
Oddie, Nevada; Partridge, Vermont;
Patterson, Missouri; Pine, Oklahoma;
Robinson, Indiana: Schall, Minnesota;
Shortridge, California: Steiwer, oregon;
Thomas, Idaho; Townsend, Delaware;
Vandenberg, Michigan-36.
Observation-Disclosures, Arizona; Bark
ley, Kentucky; Black, Alabama; Blease
South Carolina; Bratton, New Mexico;
Brock, Tennessee; Broussard, Louisiana;
Buckley, Ohio; Caraway, Arkansas;
Connally, Texas; Copeland, New York;
Dill. Washington; Fletcher, Florida;
George. Georgia; Glass, Virginia; Har-
ris, Georgia; Harrison. Mississippi;
Hayden, Arizona; Hefiin, Alabama;
Kendrick, Wyoming; Mcclellan, Tennes-
see; McGill, Kansas; Morrison. North
Carolina; Pittman, Nevada: Ransdell,
Louisiana; Robinson, Arkansas; Shop
pard. Texas; Smith. South Carolina
Steck, Iowa Stephens. Mississippi;
Swanson, Virginia: Thomas, Oklahoma;
Trammell. Florida; Tydings, Maryland;
Wagner, New York; Walsh, MasSachu-
sets: Walsh, Montana; Wheeler, Mon
tana, and williamson, Kentucky-39.
Farmer Labor - Shipstead, Mime
sofa; !.
Total voting to override the veto-76.
Only One Pair.
Senator Gillette. Massachusetts,. an
nounced that he would have voted to
sustain the veto, but that he had a
pair with Senator Simmons of North
Carolina and Senator Halves Of Mis-
souri,.
Only two Republican Senators
switched from their votes to pass the
bill originally and To-Day voted 10 SuS-
tain the veto. They were Senator
Watson of Indiana. the Republican
leader, and Senator Waterman of Col
orado. Waterman did not vote on the
original passage Of the pill, but it was
announced at the time that he would
have voted for the measure.
The House, by a vote Of 328 TO 10,
yesterday afternoon damned the bill
through over the veto.
When the bonus loan bill originally
passed the Senate, the vote was ~ TO
IL in favor Of it.
Senate leaders had hoped 10 bring the
bonus loan bill Immediately TO a vote
when the Senate assembled. President
Hoover's veto message was reao in the
Senate late yesterday and the way
opened for prompt action. Senator
Vandenberg Of Michigan. however, a
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