The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-29

|, is for veterans benefits and hos pitalization, including the $100,- O00,000 increases to which the President objected.
 The rest of the increase is ac- counted for by elimination of fed eral salary reductions made under the economy act.
 Automatic promotions and statu- tory salary increases for promo tions in the army, navy, marine | corps, coast guard and other serv- ices are restored.
 Employees in navy yards, arse- nals, the canal zone and others ,, boards have their pay restored to hours are reduced to 40 per week, two years ago for AS hours. The bill also carries the regular annual appropriations for the White House and the many federal commissions and boards outside the regular departments. These funds , were not an issue in the dispute. Vote of Senate Washington, March 28 - (UP) = The senate vote to override the Presidents veto was as follows:
 For overriding 63-
 Democrats (29) Adams, Ashurst. Bachmann, Bone, Bulow, Caraway. Clark, Copeland, Costi- gan, Dill, Duffy, George, Hatch, Hayden, Lonergan, Long, McAdoo, McCarran. McGill. McKellar, Nee ly, Overton, Reynolds, Russell, Smith. Thomas of Oklahoma, Thomas of Utah, Walsh, Wheeler.
 Republicans (33) - Austin, Barbour. Borah, Capper, Carey. Couzens, Cutting, Davis, Dickinson, Fess, Frazier, Gibson. Goldsbor- ough. Hale, Hastings. Hatfield, Johnson, Kean. Reyes, La Toilette, McNary. Norbeck, Norris, Nye, Patterson, Reed, Robinson of In- diana, Schall, Steiwer, Townsend Vandenberg, Walcott, White.
 Farmer labor CD - Shipstead
 Those voting to sustain the veto: Democrats (27) - Bailey, Bankhurst, Barkley. Black, Brown. Buckley, Byrd, Byrnes. Connally, Coolidge, Dieterich, Fletcher, Att lass. Gore, Harrison, King, Logan, Murphy, O'Mahoney, Pope. Robin son of Ark, Sheppard. Stephens, Thompson, Tydings, Van Nuys, Wagner.
 Pairs: For overriding. Metcalf and Herbert with Lewis. Erickson. and Putnam with Trammell.
 May Be New Taxes
 Washington, March 29 - (UP) - President Roosevelt may ask for new tax legislation immedi- ately on return from his fishing trip to carry the cost of the $228,- O00,000 veterans-pay cut increases. House Majorities Leader Joseph w.. Byrns said today.
 The increase was voted by con- gress over his veto.
 Overriding the veto makes it "entirely possible" Byrnes said, that "the President may ask con- gross for additional revenues im- mediately."
 The tax revision bill. designed to add $500, 100000 in new revenues now is before the senate. It was considered possible the President might recommend either that new levies be carried in that bill. or ask for new supplementary tax legislation. :.
 The tax reVlSlOn measure Hdu been expected by congressional leaders to assure balancing of the "ordinary budget" during the next fiscal year. However, the $22s,- 100000 increase resulting from the veterans paycut changes has changed the budget balancing pro- gram.
 Bill Becomes Law.
 Washington, Mar. 29-(UP)- The independent offices bill with it's veterans and pay cut restora-- ton amendments became law at 1O:50 a. m. today when Col. Edwin A. Halsey, secretary of the senate. attested by his signature that 1t had been enacted by two-thirds vote over a presidential veto.
 The bill was signed by Speaker of the House Henry T. Rainey and vice-President John N. Garner when it first passed through con. gress.
 South Trimble, clerk of the house, added his signatir ire when the house voted to override the veto.