Evening star., 1933-04-29
HOUSE TO HASTEN
| VOTE ON INITIATION
Rainey to Send Measure to
Conference Monday to
Speed Acticn.
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bills passed as promptly as possible,
regarding them as essential to his
domestic recovery program. and Demo-
cratic leaders have announced the in
dation plan would be used 'prudently.
Blow to Bonus Friends.
The defeat of the bonus amendment
offered by Senator Robinson OF Indiana
And making it discretionary with the
President to pay the war veterans In
the new currency to be issued under
inflation-came as blow to congress
sional advocates. AS soon as Speaker
Rainey in the House heard Of the Sen
ate vote. he said That ends it here, "
but the sturdy band Of proponents as
serted they would not abandon their
efforts.
Senator Robinson Of Arkansas, the
Democratic leader, turned the tide on
the bonus debate when he told the
Senate that Mr Roosevelt was opposed
to the amendment and that he would
not use discretionary power to pay the
veterans If it were given him.
Senate confereeS on the entire legis-
lation were Immediately appointed anc
are ready to go into conference with
House managers as soon as the latter
are named.
The following confefees to adjust diff
9erences with the House on the legisla-
tion were appointed: Smith. South Car
DINA; Fletcher, Florida Wagner, New
York. and Thomas. Oklahoma. Demo-
Gratis; McNary. Oregon, and Walcott
Connecticut. Republicans.
The plan is that the House and Sen
ate conferees should make partial re-
port which will enable the House tc
vote on the imitation rider. Its adop-
ton by the House is assured.
Final Roll Call.
The roll call on final passage of the
farm bill follows:
Democrats for: Adams, Ashurst, Bach
man, Bankhead, Barkley, Black. Bone
Bratton. Brown. Bulow, Byrd, Byrnes
Caraway, Connally, Coolidge, Copeland
Costigan, Dieterich Dill, Erickson
Fletcher. George, Harrison. Hayden
Hendrick. King, Lewis, Lonergan. Nc
Adoo. McCarran, McGill, Murphy
Neely. Overton. Pittman, Pope. Reynolds
Robinson of Arkansas. Russell. Shep-
pard, Stephens. Thomas of Oklahoma
THOMAS of Utah, Tramme.l, Van Nuys
Wagner and Walsh-48.
Republicans for: Borah, Capper
Couzens, Cutting, Dickinson. Frazier
johnson. La Toilette. McNary, Norbeck
Norris. Nye, Robinson Of Indiana
Echall and Steiwer-l5.
Farmer-Labor for: Shipstead-l.
Grand total for the bill-64.
Democrats against: Bailey. Bulkley
Clark. and Glass.
Republicans against: Austin. Barbour
Carey, Dale. Fess. Goldsborough, Hale,
Hatfield. Herbert, Kean. Keyes, Metcalf
Patterson, Reed, Vandenberg and Wal
cott-l6.
Grand total against-20.
Chairman Smith, Democrat, Of South
Carolina, of the Agriculture Committee,
did not vote.
The following pairs were announced
McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee
for. with Townsend, Republican, OF
Delaware, against; Davis, Republican
of PENNSYLVANIA. with Logan, Democrat
of Kentucky, their positions not an
nounced: Wheeler, Democrat, Of Mon
tana, for, with Hastings. Republican, OF
Delaware. against: Duffy, Democrat. OF
Wisconsin, for, with White, Republican,
of Maine. against.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, OF Mary
land, who was absent was announced
as opposed to the bill. Senator Gore,
Democrat, of Oklahoma, was absent,
and his position was not announced.
Imitation Plan Vote.
The final roll call on the imitation
plan follows:
Democrats for:
Adams, Ashurst. Bachman, Bankhead,
Barkley, Black. Bone, Bratton, Brown,
Bulow, Byrd. Byrnes, Caraway. Clark,
Connally, Collidge, Copeland, Costigan,
Dieterich, Dill, Erickson. Fletcher,
Harrison. Hayden, Kendrick. King,
Lewis. Lonegran. Long, McAdoo. Nc
Carran. McGill. Murphy, Nicely, Over
ton. Pittman. Pope, Reynolds, Robin
son of Arkansas. Russell, Sheppard,
Smith, Stephens, Thomas Of Oklahoma,
Thomas of Utah, TrammeI, Van Nuys,
Wagner, Walsh and Wheeler-50.
Republicans for: Borah, Capper
Couzens, Cutting, Dickinson. Frazier
johnson, La Toilette. Norbeck, Norris
Nye, Robinson of Indiana, and Stei-
wer-13.
Farmer Labor for: Shipstead-1.
Grand total for-64
Democrats against: Bailey, Bulkley
Glass.
Republicans against: Austin. Barbour
Carey. Dale, Fess, Goldsborough, Hale,
Hatfield, Hebert. Kean, Keyes. McNary,
Metcalf, Patterson. Reed. Schall, Van
denberg, and Walcott-18.
Gran0 tOtal agdlnSt-Z
Senator George. Democrat, CT Georgia
was paired for the imitation amendment
with Hastings, Republican, of Delaware.
against. Senator Duffy. Democrat. of
Wisconsin. who had a general pair with
White, Republican. of Maine announced
he would have voted for the plan, but
did not know how White would vote,
so withheld his. The positions Of other
absentees were not announced
The roll call on the bonus amend
ment follows:
Republicans for the amendment:
Carey. Cutting. Dickson, Frazier. Hat
field, La Toilette. Norris. Nye, Robin
son of Indiana and Vandenberg-10.
Democrats for: Bone, Bulow, Cara
way. Copeland, Logan. Long, McAdoo,
McCarran. Neely. Overton. Pope, Rey-
nolds, Russell Thomas of Utah, Tram
mell. Van Nuys and Wheeler-l7.
Farmer-Labor for: Shipstead-l.
Grand total for-28.
Republicans against: Austin, Bar
bour, Borah. Capper, Couzens, Dale,
Fess. Goldsborough, Hale, Hastings,
Herbert, johnson, Kean. Keyes, McNary,
Metcalf, Patterson, Reed, Townsend,
Walcott and White-2l.
Democrats against: Adams, Ashurst,
Bachman, Bailey. Bankhead Barkley,
Black, Bratton, Brown, Bulkley. Byrd,
BUneS Clark. Connally. Coolidge, Co.'S
tigan, Dieterich. Dill. Duffy, Erickson,
Fletcher, George, Glass, Gore. Harri-
son. Hayden. Kendrick. King. Lewis,
Lonergan, Murphy. Pittman, Robinson
of Arkansas, Sheppard. Smith, Steph-
ems. Thomas of Oklahoma, Wagner and
Walsh-39.
Total against-60.
Norbeck, Republican of South Da-
kota, was paired for the bonus amend.
ment with Tydings, Democrat, OF
Maryland. against.
McKellar. Democrat, of Tennessee
was absent, but he was announced ir
opposition.
Schall, Republican, Of Minnesota, and
McGill Democrat, of Kansas, were