Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1937 — Page 16

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‘URGENT’ MARK ON 1937 RELIEF ~ APPROPRIATION

Egress Due to Rush Bill as Funds Will Be Gone By Jan. 20.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—President Roosevelt faces the necessity today of seeking a new work-relief : appropriation almost immediately after Congress convenes Jan. 5. The Works Progress: Administra- ‘ tion: will be without funds by Jan.

20, its $1,425,000,000 fund exhausted in just half the time the Senate . and House expected. . The new appropriation will finance unemployment aid until «July 1, 1937, the start of the new {fiscal year. Later in the session, * Mr. Rooseveltg will ask for more money of Congress to continue the program into 1937-1938. . WPA .Administrator Harry L. Hopkins steadfastly refused to reveal the Administration’s future ‘= relief plans, except to predict that . costs could be cut 20 per cent because of rising private employment.

Half Billion Likely

Indications were, however, that Mr. Roosevelt would seek at least’ $500,000,000 to meet work project . costs during the next six months, “and from $750,000,000 to $1,000,--000,000 for the 12 months after July 1. * If those figures are cottent, they “will represent drastic reductions in *work-relief spending. Although re~lief rolls declined during 1936 by approximately 16 per cent, costs

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Twice recklessly risking her ljfe in a mad aviation escapade and escaping unhurt, Mme.. Mari Schemeder Chapellut (top left), was held irr England pending action on a French extradition request. She was accused of shooting Pierre L'Allemant, top right, while

lut then took off alone, crossing the Channel and crashing in England. There she was arrested.

REPORT CLAIMS TVA'S POLICIES CUT HIGH RATES

Cheaper Power Held Only One of Benefits From Tennessee Project. ER

yy United Press . WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.— The Tennessee Valley Authority has submitted a 377-page annual report to the President and Congress—a vir-

tual brief in defense of its power policies. TVA’s program is breaking the “vicious circle of high rates and low use of electricity,” presaging a “new economic era for the nation,” the report said. Mass production of electricity at government dams along the Tennessee River and its sale at low rates had demonstrated that making power less expensive will increase its use, TVA reported. Within three years, it said, the program has gone far enough to “have important , meaning for the United States and wider application of the principles of mass production and consumption “may open a new economic era.” Cheaper power is only part of

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the public benefit that should be gained from development of the country’s Wter resources, the re-

port emphasized. Other objectives are improvement of navigation, flood control, national defense and agri+ cultural aids.

Stimulates Consumption

The report cited TVA’s own experience and that of private utilities in the area to show that its cost-cutting program is stimulating electricity consumption protitably. Nine municipal and co-operative systems are buying TVA power for resale to consumers at rates of near-

ly 50 per cent less than private utilities charged, the report said. Three private utilities that cut rates from 23 to 37 per cent under TVA contracts gained enough business to

increase their gross earnings 10 per cent from 1933 1935, it added. “To compress into) a few words ‘what the authority iy trying to do,” the report said, “it may be said that the facilities of the controlled river are being used to release the energies of the people.” The report frequently cited the U. 8. Supreme Court’s opinion upholding constitutionality of the development. It pointed out that its

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“went up. © Between July 1, 1936, and Dec. nN’ =the government spent $1,127,486,725 , “under the work program. During <the same period of 1935, relief ex~penditures amounted to $899,162, 502, Lor $228,324,223 less. The difference is explained, offi“cials said, in the fact that the work

their plane was over Paris, in a fit of rage when she learned he was to be married. L’Allemant, wounded in the neck, managed to land the plane, and Mme. Chapel-

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program, more expensive than the “dole system, was just getting under way in 1935 and operated full force in 1936. ¢ Lumping relief expenditures with “money spent for recovery activities | ‘by the mi United States | "Treasury figures show that 1936 ‘costs were below 1935, $1,259,927,728 as compared to $1,524,845,890.

Twelve Recovery Agencies

. Relief and recovery agencies inscluded Agricultural - Adjustment “Administration; Farm Credit Asso~ciation; Federal Emergency Relief - Administration; Civilian Conserva.tion Corps; Public Works Adminis- ~ tration; Works Progress Adminis“tration; Rural Electrification ‘Administration; Home Owners Loan »Corp.; Federal Housing Administra“tion; Resettlement Administration; “Reconstruction Finance Corp.; Ten=nhessee Valley Authority.

¢ The future of. the government's |

* work-relief policy will be fevealed when Mr. Roosevelt asks Congress «ior morg money for the next six ‘months. If he asks a smaller sum, +the action will mean a general i paring of relief rolls from the cur“rent 3,450,000-person mark. = A cut in the number supported -on government-financed projects “will bring immediate protests from “two groups—the workers themselves ~who would be forced to look elsewhere for employment, and city mayors seeking to. have the govern‘ment continue its heavy spending to provide for their needy.

< Job Order Rescinded

Ys The Administration strim its job lists by 175,000 persons searly this month, but was forced to rescind the order under a bar‘rage of complaints from organized ‘needy and municipal executives. > A Treasury recapitulation of reolief and recovery expenditures for ~the period between July 1 and Dec.

REPORT HEARD

White House Insists That Central Publicity Agency Is Not Planned.

By United Press : WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—Creation of a central press and information bureau to become the distributing point for major New Deal pyblicity is under discussion, according to reports circulating here today. It is understood there has been

which would maintain contact with newspaper and magazine writers, with radio stations and serve as an information center for the public. Inquiry at the White House brought an immediate denial. Assistant Secretary Marvin H. McIntyre said he had not heard of such a plan. Others acquainted with administration information and publicity procedure indicated that such a project had been discussed. It is known that Brookings Institute experts who are making a “functional inventory” of the government's operation are considering the New Deal publicity organization. Each of the many departments and agen~ ties has its own publicity service under existing arrangements in addition to the United States Infor-

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National Emergency Council.

Early Directs Relations Assistant White House Secretary Stephen T. Early is the foremost New Deal public relations official. Of almost equal but unaqfficial rank is Charles Michelson, publicity chief of the Democratic National Com-

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