Evening star., 1933-01-18
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TO ACCEPT TERMS
lnsuIar Leaders Indicate
Approval Likely for
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tons of refined; coconut oil to 200, 900
TONS. and hemp products to 5000, ,o0O
bounds. These are virtually the present
figures covering such imports.
Given Tariff Power.
Beginning with the sixth year. the
Islands would be permitted to levy ex-
port taxes an1ov11-..cs to 5 per cent OF
the American tariff in that year. 10
per cent the seventh, and so on until
the taxes reach IS per cent in the tenth
year.
Full duties would apply against
Philippine goods after the 1o-year
period, although conference between
the United States and the lslanos 10
roroyided in the last year at Whlcn some
recinrocal trade agreement similar to
Cuban American commercial reiaulonS
might be worked out.
The United States would be repre-
sented in the islands by high COM
missioner during the transition instead
of by a governor general as at present.
THE islands would have one resident
commissioner here instead OF two as az
present pedro Guevara and Camllo
Osias) with the right to sit and oe-
bate in the House. but without Votlns
privilege. -,.,+
to maintain whatever military anu
naval reservations in the ISLANDS II may
deem At to hold after complete lnoe,
pendence, the lands to be DESIGNATED
by the President within two years aIter
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The PresiGsnt is directed to negotl-
ate treaties with foreign governments
looking to the perpetual neutrallza-
ton" of the new government
The Roll Call.
The roll call on the motion to over
ride the Presidents veto follows:
Senators voting to sustain the veto:
Austir, Vermont: Barbour, New Jersey
TIale. Vermont: Davis, Pennsylvania;
dickinson, Iowa; Fess, Ohio; Glenn,
Illinois; Goldsborough, M ary q,
Cirammer, washington; Hale. Maine.
Hastings, Delaware; Heoert, Hnooe
Island: Kean, New Jersey; Hayes, New
Hampshire; Moses, New Hampshire
Patterson, Missouri: Reed, Pennsyl-
yania: Schall, Minnesota; Scnuyler'
Colorado; Smoot, Utah; Townsena'
Delaware; Vandenberg, Michigan. wai-
cott. Connecticut; watson, Indiana, and
white Maine, Republicans; Copeland,
New york. Democrat Total, 26.
Those senators voting to override the
veto were: Ashurst, Arizona; Bailey,
North Carolina; BankFead, Alabama,
Rarkley, Kentucky; Esack, Alabama;
Rratton, New Mexico; Eroussard, LOUIS
lana: Bulkley, Ohio: Bulow. South Da-
Eota. Byrnes. South Carolina; Mrs.
Carayay. Arkansas; Connolly, Texas,
Coolidge. Massachusetts,; Costigan, Col
orado. Hill washington; Fletcher, Flor
ida: George, Georgia; Glass, virginia;
Gore, oklahoma; Harrison, MISSISSIPPI,
Hawes, Missouri; Hayden, Arizona,
Hull. Tennessee; Hendrick, wyoming
Lewis, Illinois; Logan, KENTUCKY; Long,
/ Louisiana: McGill, Kansas; Mckellar'
Tennessee; Nicely. West virginia I'LL
1ina. Robtnson, Arkansas; Russell,
Georaia: Sheppard, Texas; Smith,
South Carolina; Stephens, Mississippi;
swanson, virginia; Thomas, Oklahoma;
Tranrnell. Florida; Tydings, Maryland;
WAGNER. New York, Walsh. Massachu-
setts. walsh. Montana; Wheeler. Mon
tara. Democrats: Shipstead, Minnesota
Farn,er Labor, and Borah, Idaho, Cou-
zens. MICHIGAN; Cutting, New Mexico;
Frazier, North Dakota; Hatfield, West
Virafnia: Howell, Nebraska; johnson,
California: La Toilette, Wisconsin; NC
Nary, Oregon; Metcalf, Rhode Island;
Norbeck, South Dakota; Norris, Ne
braska: Nye, North Dakota; Oddie, Ne
vada: Shortridge, California, ana
Steiwer, Oregon, Republicans.
Total, So; 45 Democrats, / Farmer
Labor and 20 Republicans.
yandenberg Defends Veto.
The final vote came after two and a
half days of debate during which time
only one Republican Senator--Vanden
berg of Michigan-arose to defend the
Presidents position that independence
now was economically unsound ana
would invite war.
Five Republicans, led by Chairman
Bingham of the Territories Committee
and Chairman Borah of Foreign Reia-
tions. assailed the Presidents stand and
those of his four cabinet of1cers-
Stimson, Hurley. Hyde and Chapin, VINO
upheld the President in quartet OF
statements last Sunday.
Word of the Senate result reacneo
the White House Immediately after tne
final vote was cast.
Theodore Joslin. secretary to the
President. after carrying the news 70
Mr.. Hoover, said there was no COM
ment" to be made.