The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
viii Hays Predicts New
Executive viii BE a
Great President
HE OUTLINES POLICIES
Promises Cut i'm Taxes, Better
Feeling Between Capital
and Labor Forces
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NEW NOEk, Apr1 U.s. rrod.
ing that President Harding "vIu
make great president" WIZ o.
HAYS, FORMER republican campaign
manager ana now poatmnstDr ken
,rpl m speaking before tho Am,tI.
,au Nnvspnpcr publishcrs amo.la
ton TODAY. indicated that one might
feel assured the administration
would ho guided by these uollrus.
What Policies WIN Bc.
immediate reduction and
equalization Of federal taxes. with
rho repeal ot taxes that KIN Initiative
aud the spreading ~ tho Waf debt
over u great number Of years
. DEVELOPMENT uf hotter r,lu
tiou hctwocu capital aud labor with
Justice to both and with Justice q"
tho public,
2 No undue LIBERALIZATION OF iu
dustrics and activities by the gov
crnmcnt but bringing tho govern
men, back to limitations of the con-
siitution In times of peace, with fed
eral regulations but not federal own
ership.
4 Prevention Of further spread ~
socialism and seeing that the u1
tons feet arc firmly "on the path
Of progress and along wayg which
liberty must ever guard and pre-
serve.
3. An honest efficient and Geo
nomical business administration of
the nations affairs.
O. The administration viii meas
urc its steps forward by the new
needs Of the natio", with ita eyes
ahead. but with It's feet always on
solid ground.
Brings iinrding'- Message.
Postmaster General Hays brought
this message from President Hard
ing, himself formerly "a publisher,
10 the publishers;
I'VE expect your help In bring.
ing this republic and its varied in
terests into the straightforward
track again"
E'laborating and Illustrating the
overlapping and confusion resulting
thercfrom In governmental depart
monts AT Washington, MI Ilnya
said II was the administrations In
tcntion To overhaul the entire goV-
crnmcnt machinery To make II more
efficient by greater ordination
aud concentration II viii be natural
TO expect, he said;
First. changing the uhmo Of the
department of the interior to de
partmcnt OF public works and the
concentration in that department OF
all civil public works of the govern
mcnt including administration OF
public domain
Second. establishment OF now
department. the department of pub
lie welfare to have charge of all
bureaus and offices which handle
relief work foh world war veterans.
besides those bureaus dealing with
public health. education and social
welfare.
Third. the stripping of the treas
ury department of all except its nee
cssary fiscal functions.
Fourth, transfer of all nonmill
tary work from the war and navy
departments to the regular civilian
governmental departments.
Fifth, enlargement OF the de-
partmont of all agencies which have
To do with the promotion OF com
mcrcc and protection OF navigation
sixth, establishment of cen
tralizcd purchasing agency To do the
buying for all branches Of the cNcCu'
tive establishment.
Seventh. establishment Of n
budget bureau, to aid the president
in the direction and control of al
executive departments and indC'
pendent establishments and In th,
formulation of definite financia
and work program of the govern
ment as a whole"