New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1930. Both Sponsors and Tariff Claim Sufficient Ballots To Sway Fate of Bill In Senate .. $moot to Call Bill Up Late| Today or Early Tomon-‘ row—Two Votes to De- cide Future of Measure Over Year Old. Washington, Junc Bponsors and Emoot-Hawley cd cnoug Benate made will lead to of the L) Bot! opponents of the arifi bill today claini- votes for victory @ ready fo pproval or debate which rejection of the bill, now nearly a Year and a half in preparation, hu rst to be voted upor < or carly next dispnt ible clauses, I econd, t To Call Measure Up Chairman commitic embodier smoot of finance , cxpected fo call the ¢ up for discussion late today or carly tomorrow, depending on ti 1 consumed by the debate on cthep the scnate should override nt Hoover's veto,of the Span- ar pensions bill The principal provision in dispute was the new compromise on cime toms rates and houee reed to ap arrangei would recomn cre to becon days unless disapproved or operative sooner by the A\ point of order against this agreeme Barkley, democrat, Kei ground that it neither in the senate nor house effective afte < This was sustained by Viee 4 to cont Adopt New | proved by Senator 17css of 1. 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