Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1932 — Page 12

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RELIEF TO BE FOUGHT OUT ON SENATE FLOOR Entire Body Will Decide Between Democrats' and Hoover's Plans. My Mcrtpt>*.ffovr4 AtUpnr, WASHINGTON Junc 3 —The entire senate rather than its hanking and currency committee, will be a ■iked to decide between the administration and the compromise Democratic relief bills, according to present plans. Although Treasury Secretary Ogden Mills has presented a sub-, statute measure to the commi'tep. members of that body generally are •greed that the Democratic compromise bill should be sent to the floor for consideration, and any attempt to substitute should be made there. Senator Robert F Wagner <Dem N V'. Its official sponsor hopes the bill will be reported early next Week However, i now is apparent that all iis strength behind President Hoover limited relief program, and at’empt to prevent enactment of ■ny legislation going farther. Two Rills Embodying Plan Two bills embodying this pian have tvrn introduced in the house by Representative Wills C Hawley (Rep., Ore.) They increase the borrowing power of Reconstruction Finance Corporation bv 51,000.000.000. and give i authority to loan to stales, cities an 1 private corporations for contraction projects. And they provide that in loaning #3 0,000.000 for direct hunger relief, lhe corporation shall loan to states' only when all reasonable means of otherwise obtaining such funds have been exhausted." and only upon ‘ direct and unconditional obligation of c urh state to repay such loan." The administration program attempts to make need in the various states the measure for loans rather than permitting allotment of funds on a population basis. Favorably Reported Meanwhile, the house ways and me'ns committee on a strictly party vnie today favorably reported the SJTOn 000 000 Garner unemployment relief bill. The vote was 15 to 0 Representative Crow t her ißep.. N Y.t was the only absent member of the committee. The re-j

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mainrng nine Republicans voted en bloc against the measure. Speaker Garner meantime had ! summoned for 4 p. m. a Democratic caucus in an effort to pledge the entire Democratic house membership to vote for his bill. If I have luck. I hope the house will pass my bill by Tuesday of next week at the latest.” Garner said. Mills and War Secretary Patrick Hurley both belittled public works as unemployment relief measures Thursday in committee hearings, deI daring direct employment would be given to only a few thousand men. Mills charged that any bond issue for public works would "unbalance the budget," and added that it would simply provide tax-exempt securities for the purpose of those seeking to dodge the new income taxes He will be called on later to tell the committee why this obpection does not apply to the tax-exempt bonds which the reconstruction eor- : poranon would issue under the Preside.ru s plan. Concerning his demand that tighter provisions than those provided in the Wagner bill surround distribution of hunger relief funds to states. Mills was asked if any state whose bonds were selling at par could qualify for a loan. He replied that they could not under the language he suggested.

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requiring that states must have exhausted all their resources before asking federal aid. Mills had defended the adminis- , tration plan for reconstruction corporation loans to private industry for construction project* from sharp attack by Senator James Couzens 'Rep. Mich i and others Couzens denounced the poliev of loaning public money which might help one firm expand It* business, and drive out it* competitors. Mills defended the plan a* a means of getting industry started back to normal at any cost. Except when discussing the need for loans to private business. Mills was optimistic concerning economic recovery, in markpd contrast to his recent tax testimony. PLAN SOCIALIST RALLY California Party Leader to Speak at Meeting Here Saturday. ‘The Cause and Cure for Unemployment.” will be discussed by William W. Basick state chairman of the Socialist party of California, at a rally at the east side of the : courthouse at 2 Saturday afternoon. Busick is en route from the national Socialist convention at Milwaukee, to California Powers Hapgood, the party's candidate for Governor, also j will speak.

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