Evening star., 1932-05-21
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ton, more or less, was expected tt
function with equal effect. and at some
point during the debate 1t was hoped
obstructive tactics would be dropped fol
the sake of getting the bill passed. But
the bitterness engendered was so great
that no forecasts we're made.
Protests received by the State De.
partment from Chile and Peru against
the proposed tariffs on petroleum ano
copper in the billion dollar revenue bill
were made known today by Representa-
tive Rainey
Stormy Scenes.
Last night the disputation was raised
to a pitch seldom reached in the Sen
ate chamber, in personal exchange
between Senators Long of Louisiana and
George of Georgia, both Democrats
Long supporting the oil tariffs. read
the list of Georges 1880 votes for high
tariffs. and those of Democrats who
had then shown themselves protection
lists for the benefit of home territory
but now opposed levy on oil that dlo
their States no good.
George, trembling with indignation,
told Long to protect his own record, tc
draw consolation if he could from the
unholy alliance OF which he is part.
Though asserting his own indifference
to 'buffoonery and cloWning," he ADDED
that he had to condemn ''an endeavor
to embarrass without the slightest sense
of sensibility-I was about to say de-
cency."
Long had previously been asked TO
stop by Senator Ashurst, Democrat, of
Arizona, one of the tariff group for
fear he would do more harm than good.
Seven Roll Calls.
The victory yesterday was the first in
seven roll calls in recent years for an
oil tariff.
The complete oil schedule adopted by
the vote was: Crude petroleum, one
half cent a gallon: fuel oil derived from
petroleum, gas oil derived from petro-
leum and all liquid derivatives Of crude
petroleum, except lubricating oil and
gasoline or other motor fuel. one-half
cent a gallon: gasoline or other motor
fuel, 2l2 cents a gallon; lubricating OIL
4 cents a gallon; paraffin and other
petroleum wax products, l cent per
pound; natural asphalt and asphalt and
bitumen derived from petroleum, 10
cents per 100 pounds. All taxes to ap-
ply only on imports.
Eighteen Democrats, including Tyd-
ings, supported the oil duty with IS
Republicans.
Nineteen Democrats and the Farmer
Labor Senator, Shipstead Of Minnesota,
and II Republicans opposed it. The
roll call follows:
Vote by Parties.
Fcr-Republicans, Austin, Bingham,
Capper, Carey, Couzens, Cutting, Dick
inson, Frazier, Hale Hatfield, johnson,
Jones, McNary, Metcalf, Oddie, Reed,
Robinson of Indiana, Shortridge, Smoot,
Steiwer, Thomas of Idaho Vandenberg,
Walcott, Watson and White-25.
Democrats, Ashurst, Barkley, Bratton,
Broussard, Connally. Dill, Gore, Hav-
den, Kendrick, Long, McGill, Neely,
Pittman. Sheppard, Thomas of Okla
homa, Tydings, Walsh of Montana and
Wheeler-18.
Total, AZ
Against - Republicans, Bar bour.
Blaine, Borah, Brookhart, Fess, Colds
La Toilette, Moses, NorbecK, Norris, Nye
and Schall-16.
Democrats Bailey, Bulkley, Bulow,
Cohen, Coolidge, Copeland, Costigan,
Fletcher, George, Glass, Harrison.
Hawes, Hull, King. Morrison, Robinson
Of Arkansas Smith, Stephens, Tram
nell and Walsh of Massachusetts-20.
Farmer-Labor Shipstead.
Total-37
Vote on Coal.
The roll call on coal tax follows:
For-Republicans, Austin, Brookhart,
Capper, Carey, Davis, Dickinson, Fra
Zier, Hale, Hatfield, Howell, johnson,
McNary, Metcalf, Nye, Oddie, Reed,
Robinson of Indiana, Shortridge, Smoot,
Steiwer, Thomas of Idaho. Vandenberg,
Walcott, Watson and White-25
Democrats. Ashurst, Barkley, Brous-
sard, Connally, Dill, Hayden, Kendrick,
Long, McGill, Nicely Pittman, Shep-
pard, Thomas of Oklahoma and Walsh
of Massachusetts-14
Total, 39
Against - Republicans, Barbour,
Blaine, Borah, Fess, Goldsborough, He
bert, Keane, Keyes, La Toilette, Moses,
Norris-11.
Democrats, Bailey, Bratton, Bulkley,
Bulow, Cohen, Coolidge, Copeland, Cos
tigan, Fletcher, George, Harrison,
HaweS, Hull, King. Morrison, Robinson
of Arkansas, Smith Stephens, Tram
mel, Tydings, Walsh of Montana and
Wheeler, o.
Farmer-Labor, Shipstead.
Total. "a.