Washington, Mar. 23, which the Senate's final vote is pected at an early date, represents A general increase of some 6 per cent, above the provisions of the present law and about 4 per- cent, below the House bill.
At present the Dill represents a hodge-podge compromise between the conflicting interests of the me dustrial Enst and the agricultural West Republican leaders expressed opinion, however, that they wou ye able to force the bill through Senate, Senator Tom Cornally of Texas, through the Democratic National Committee, issued a statement today in which he characterized the tariff bill now before the Senate near passage as "a cluster of unredo ed pledges—a bundle of bargains and betrayals."—United Press.
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