Evening star., 1933-06-10
CONF ference GETS
INDUSTRY CONTROL
Houses at Odds on Tax Plan.
! Future Securities Subject
to Levy.
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ward by Senator Wheeler, Democrat, OF
Montana, gained % votes, against 81
noes; La Follette's was rejected, 1920.
The Senate also refused to eliminate
the one-half -a-ccnt-a-galion increase
in the Federal gasoline tax, defeating
an amendment by Senator Gore, DEM
ocrat, of Oklahoma, by As to 36.
An amendment by Senator Walsh ex-
empting religious, charitable and edu-
cational organizations, home-building
and mutual savings associations and IN
surance companies from the proposed .
per cent tax on corporation DIVIDENDS
was approved by 72 to Z.
An administration amendment by
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the
Democratic leader, setting aside $780,
100000 of the bills authorizations for
administration of the farm relief act,
including the leasing and rental OF
lands to decrease production, was ap-
proved without a word of debate.
Senator Reed gained approval Of an
other amendment limiting rivers and
harbor projects to be carried out under
the Federal program to those which
Congress or Army engineers already
have approved or hereafter sanction.
The Final Vote.
The whirlwind finish at the end of
more than a 12-hour session gave
final vote for the bill of 81 ayes to "a
against, virtually the same count by
which the Senate had rejected the sales
tax.
The vote by which the bill finally
passed follows:
Republicans for the bill:
Capper, Cutting, Frazier, johnson, La
Toilette, McNary, Norris, Nye, Robinson
Of Indiana and Steiwer. Total, TO-
= Democrats for:
Adams, Ashurst, Bachman, Bankhead,
Barkley, Black Bone, Bratton, Brown,
Bulkley, Bulow, ByrneS, Caraway, Cool
idge Copeland Costigan, Dieterich, Din,
Duffy. Erickson, George, Harrison, Hay
den. Kendrick, Lewis, Lonergan, Long,
McCarran, McGill, McKellar, Murphy,
Neely, Overton, Pope, Reynolds, Robin
son of Arkansas, Russell. Sheppard,
Stephens, Thomas of Oklahoma, Thomas
of Utah, Thompson, Trammel!, Van
Farmer-Labor, Shipstead-total, /.
Grand total for, 81.
Republicans against:
Austin, Balbour, Borah, Carey, Dick
tnson, Fess, Goldsborough, Hale, Hast
ings. Hatfield, Hebert, Kean, Keyes,
Metcalf, Patterson. Reed, Townsend,
Vandenberg, walcott and White
Total 20.
Democrats Clark, Connally, Gore and
Tydings-Total 4.
Grand total against, "a.
Special pairs on final passage were:
Fletcher. Democrat, Florida, for, and
Byrd, Democrat, Virginia, against;
wheeler, Democrat, Montana, for, and
Glass, Democrat, Virginia, against.
Dale, Republican, Vermont, was pair
ed with McAdoo, Democrat, California,
but Dale's position was not announced.
McAdoo would have voted for, it was
announced.
: General pairs with no positions an
nounced were: Davis Republican, Penn
sylvania, with Logan, Democrat, Ken
tucky, and Schall, Republican, Mime
sofa, with King, Democrat, Utah.
Positions of other absentees were not
given.
Roll Call on Sales Tax.
The roll call on the sales tax fol-
lows:
: For-Republicans:
/, Austin, Barbour, Carey, Dickinson,
Fess, Goldsborough, Hale, Hastings,
Hebert, Kean, Keyes, Metcalf, Patterson,
Reed, Schall, Townsend. Vanderberg,
Walcott and White. Total. 10.
1OA L1uSAAAAldlAy SOOA4d6C,
Copeland, Kendrick, Lewis, Lonergan,
Tydings, Wagner and Walsh. Total 9.
Grand total for-28.
Against-Republicans:
Borah, Capper, Cutting Frazier, Hat
field, johnson, La Toilette Norris Nye,
Robinson, Indiana, and Steiwer. To-
tai, II.
Democrats: Adams, Ashurst, Bailey
Bankhead, Barkley. Black, Bone, Brat
ton, Brown. Bulkley, Bulow, Byrnes,
Caraway, Clark, Connally, Costigan,
Dietrick, Dill, Duffy, Erickson, George,
Gore, Hayden, King, Long, McCarran,
McGill. McKeller Murphy, Nicely. Over
ton, Pope Reynolds, Robinson, Arkan-
sas; Russell Sheppard, Smith, Stephens,
Thomas, Oklahoma; Thomas, Utah;
Thompson, Trammell, Van Nuys, and
Wheeler Total, a..
Farmer Labor-Shipstead. Total, /.
Grand total against, Sc.
Byrd was paired for it, with Norbeck,
Republican, of South Dakota against.
The only other announcements of
positions were, Davis for and Nc
Nary for.
Accepts Road Provision.
In finishing with the public works
section earlier yesterday, the Senate
accepted, 65 to 20, the committee pro-
vision allotting the $400, 100000 of Fed
eral road grants to the States on the
basis of existing law-one-third each
on population, area and present road
mileage, instead of the House plan
for one-half on population and one
quarter each on mileage and area.
Members from the less populous
States won an easy victory for the
committee provision. Senators from
more populous areas urged the House
apportionment on the ground their
States had suffered more in proportion
to others from unemployment.
Another amendment approved-by
Senator Russell, Democrat, of Georgia
permits extension of the bills bene-
fits to States, counties and municipan-
ties notwithstanding constitutional bans
against their borrowing money.
Senator Hayden, Democrat, Of Ari-
zona, also succeeded with an amend
ment to provide that not less than $780,
900 900 of the construction funds be
used for national forest, park and In
dian reservation roads and rrails
committee amendment, backed by
Senator Bankhead, Democrat. of Ala
bama, making $25,000,000 available for
loans for purchasing homesteads to aid
"in the redistribution of population in
industrial centers" also was approved.
Bankhead, in a statement, said this
would provide a source of permanent
relief for large number in the indus
trial centers who are now destitute and
who desire to secure subsistence homes.