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1937
Congressional Record—House
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such use or disposal thereof as shall be approved by the President of the United States.

Sec. 14. In every case of the violation of any of the provisions of this act or of any rule or regulation issued pursuant thereto where a specific penalty is not herein provided, such violator or violators, upon conviction, shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both.

APPLICATION OF PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT

Sec. 15. If any of the provisions of this act, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance, is held invalid, the re¬ mainder of the act, and the application of such provision to other persons or circumstances, shall not be affected thereby.

AUTHORIZATIONS FOR APPROPRIATIONS

Sec. 16. There is hereby authorized to be appropriated from time to time, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, such amounts as may be necessary to carry out the provisions and accomplish the purposes of this act.

REPEAL

Sec. 17. The Joint resolution (Public Res. No 67, 74th Cong.) approved August 31, 1935, as amended and extended by the Joint resolution (Public Res. No. 74, 74th Cong.) approved February 29, 1936, Is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall not affect the validity of any proclamation, rule, regulation, certificate of registration, or license, issued pursuant to that resolution.

Amend the title so as to read: "Joint resolution to maintain the neutrality of the United States in the event of war between or among foreign nations, and for other purposes.”

The question was taken; and on a division (demanded by Mr. Boileau) there were—ayes 196, noes 41.

Mr. BOILEAU. Mr. Speaker, on that I demand the yeas and nays.

The yeas and nays were refused.

So the amendment was agreed to.

The SPEAKER. The question is on the third reading of the joint resolution.

The joint resolution was ordered to be read a third time, and was read the third time.

The SPEAKER. The question is on the passage of the joint resolution.

Mr. FISH. Mr. Speaker, I offer a motion to recommit.

The SPEAKER. Is the gentleman opposed to the bill?

Mr. FISH. I am, Mr. Speaker; in its present form.

The Clerk read as follows:

Mr. Fish moves to recommit the resolution to the Committee on Foreign Affairs with instructions to the committee to report the same back forthwith with the following amendment: On page 20, after line 17, add a new paragraph, to be known as paragraph (f), to read as follows:

"It shall be unlawful to export or attempt to export or cause to be exported arms, ammunition, or implements of war from any place in the United States in time of peace, as well as in time of war."

The SPEAKER. The question Is on the motion to recommit.

Mr. FISH. Mr. Speaker, I ask for the yeas and nays. The yeas and nays were ordered. The question was taken; and there were—yeas 118, nays 275, not voting 39, as follows:

[Roll No. 33]

YEAS—118

Allen. Dl. Dunn Knutson Rees, Kans.
Amlle Elcher Kopplemann Rich
Anderson, Mo. Engel Kvale Robsion, Ky.
Andresen, Minn. Englebright Lambertson Rogers, Mass.
Arends Fish Leavy Rutherford
Bates Fleger Lemke Sauthoff
Bernard Fletcher Lord Schneider, Wls.
Bigelow Focht Luckey, Nebr. Scott
Binderup Fries, Ill. Ludlow Secrest
Boileau Garrett McSweeney Shafer, Mich.
Buckler, Minn. Oehrmann Magnuson Smith. Maine
Burdick Gifford Mapes Smith, Wash.
Cannon, Wls. Gilchrist Martin, Mass. Snell
Carlson Gray, Ind. Mason South
Carter Griswold Maverick Stefan
Case, S. Dak. Guyer Michener Taylor, Tenn.
Clason Gwynne Mott Teigan
Cluett Hendricks Murdock, Ariz. Thom
Coffee, Wash. Hlldebrandt O’Connell, Mont. Tobey
Connery Hill, Wash. ODay Towey
Crawford Hoffman O’Malley Transue
Crosser Honeyman O’Neill, N.J. Treadway
Crowther Hope Oliver Voorhls
Culkln Hull Pace Wene
Dirksen Jarrett Patterson Withrow
Disney Jenkins, Ohio Pierce. Wolcott
Ditter Johnson, Minn. Polk Wolfenden
Dondero Kenney Rankin Woodruff
Douglas Kinzer Reed, HI.
Dowell Knlffin Reed. N. Y.

NAYS—275

Aleshire Driver Kloeb Rabaut
Allen, La. Eaton Koclalkowski Ramsay
Allen, Pa. Eckert Kramer R&mspeck
Andrews Edmlston Lambeth Rardolph
Arnold Ellenbogen Lanham Rayburn
Ashbrook Evans Lanzetta Recce. Tenn.
Atkinson Faddls Larrabec Reilly
Bacon Farley Lea Richards
Barden Ferguson Lewis, Colo. Rigney
Barry Fernandez Long Robertson
Beam Fitzgerald Lucas Robinson. Utah
Belter Fitzpatrick Luce Rogers. Okla.
Bell Flannagan Luecke, Mich. Romjue
Blermann Flannery McAndrews Sadowskl
Bland Forand McClellan Sanders
Bloom Ford, Calif. McFarlane Schaefer, HL
Boehne Ford, Miss. McGranery Schuctz
Boyer Frey, Pa. McGrath Schulte
Boykin Fuller McKcough Seger
Boylan, N. Y. Fulmer McLaughlin Sh&nley
Bradley Gambrill McLean Shannon
Brooks Gavagan McMillan Sheppard
Brown Gearhart McReynolds Slrovlch
Buck Glldea Mass Smith, Conn.
Buiwinkle Gingery Mahon, Tex. Smith, W. Va.
Burch Goldsborough Mamney Snyder. Pa.
Byrne Gray, Pa. Mansfield Somers, N. Y.
Caldwell Green Martin, Colo. Sparkman
Cannon, Mo. Greenwood Masslngale Spence
Cartwright Greever May Stack
Casey, Mass. Gregory Mead Starnes
Celler Griffith Meeks Steagall
Champion Haines Merritt Sullivan
Chandler Halleck Millard Sumners, Tex.
Chapman Hamilton Miller Sutphln
Church Hancock, N. Y. Mills Sweeney
Citron Hancock, N. C. Mitchell. HI. Swope
Clark, Idaho Harlan Mitchell, Tenn. Tarver
Clark, N. C. Harrington Moser, Pa. Taylor. S. C.
Claypool Hart Mosler, Ohio Terry
Cochran Harter Mouton Thomas, N. J.
Coffee, Nebr. Hartley Murdock, Utah Thomas, Tex.
Colden Havwnner Nelson Thomason, Tex.
Cole, Md. Hennings Nichols Thompson, HI.
Collins Higgins Norton Tinkham
Colmer Hill, Ala. O’Brien, ni. Tolan
Cooley Hill, Okla. O'Connell, R. I. Turner
Cooper Hobbs O’Connor, Mont. Umstead
Costello Holmes O'Connor, N. Y. Vincent, B. M.
Cox Hook O'Leary Vinson, Ga.
Cravens Houston O’Neal. Ky. Vinson, F. M.
Creal Hunter O’Toole Wadsworth
Crosby Imhoff Owen Wallgren
Crowe Izac Palmisano Walter
Cullen Jacobsen Parsons Warren
Cummings Jenckes, Ind. Patman Wearin
Daly Johnson, Okla. Patrick Weaver
Deen Johnson, Tex. Patton Welch
Delaney Johnson, W. Va. Pearson West
Dempsey Jones Peterson, Fla. Whelchel
DeMuth Kee Peterson, Ga. White. Idaho
DeRouen Kelly, Ill. Pettcngill Whittington
Dickstein Kennedy, Md. Peyser Wigglesworth
Dies Kennedy, N. Y. Pfeifer Williams
Dingell Keogh Phillips Wolverton
Dockweiler Kerr Plumley Woodrum
Dorsey Klrwan Poage Zimmerman
Doughton Kitchens Powers The Speaker
Drewry, Va. Kleberg Quinn

NOT VOTING—39

Allen, Del. Duncan Lesinski Scrugham
Boland, Pa. Eberharter Lewis. Md. Short
Boren Gasque McCormack Smith, Va.
Brewster Goodwin McGehee Taber
Buckley, N. Y. Healey McGroarty Taylor, Colo.
Cole, N. Y. Jarman Mahon, S. C. Thurston
Curley Jenks. N. H. O’Brien, Mich. White, Ohio
Dixon Keller Ryan Wilcox
Doxey Kelly. N. Y. Sabath Wood ’
Drew, Pa. Lamneck Sacks

The SPEAKER. The Clerk will call my name.

The Clerk called the name of Mr. Bankhead, and he answered "nay.”

So the motion to recommit was rejected.

The Clerk announced the following pairs:

On the vote:

Mr. Short (for) with Mr. O’Brien of Michigan (against).

Mr. Cole of New York (for) with Mr. Duncan (against).

Mr. Brewster (for) with Mr. Lamneck (against).

General pairs until further notice:

Mr. Taylor of Colorado with Mr. Taber.

Mr. McCormack with Mr. Jenks of New Hampshire.

Mr. Smith of Virginia with Mr. White of Ohio.

Mr. Lewis of Maryland with Mr. Goodwin.

Mr. Wilcox with Mr. Scrugham.

Mr. Boland with Mr Healey.

Mr. Doxey with Mr. Keller.

Mr. Gasque with Mr. Leslnskl.

Mr. Sabath with Mr. Ryan.