Evening star., 1931-06-24

| lining 1or tnlS country ana the fe6b o
the world.
representative Pitteneer, Republican
Minnesota-I expect to support the ad
ministration plan outlined by Presiden
Hoover. I believe his proposal win con
tribute to economic recovery.
Representative b. M. Jacobsen, Dem
Ocrat, 'IOwa-Judging by foreign recep
ton Of President Hoover's proposed
moratorium, 1t should encourage Eu.
ropean countries and stabilize condi
tons, with beneficial reflection on thi
country. The plan seems a good one
| Edward A. Kelly, Democrat, Illinois
II am In favor of the plan for a tenn
| porary emergency breathing spell II
intergovernmental debt payments.
Representative Roy o. W0odruh
Republican, Michigan-ItS acceptance
will hasten return Of normal economic
conditions throughout the world.
Must Cut Military Expenditures.
John w. Boehne, jr, first Indiana,
Democrat would support q mora
toriuln " provided assurance Is
given that foreign governments will
curtail expenditures for their respective
military establishments.
Eugene b. Grove, third Indiana,
| Democratic one years moratorium
could be granted and our rights en-
| tirely safeguarded I'm inclined
| to think I would favor it. However
I want to see our own people cared for
first.
COurtIand C. GilIem. fifth Indiana,
DemOcrat-My comment is withheld
| till careful study can be made of the
plan and its probable results.
william III. Larrabee, sixth Indiana,
DemOcrat-Revision Of the tariff down.
ward will do more TO revive world
trade and regain world friendship for
our Nation.
Representative Maurice Thatcher,
Republican, Kentucky-I think 1t is a
| splendid thing and I will support it.
However, I am not in favor Of can
| ceiling obligations to the United States
Representative Ralph Gilbert, Dem
Ocrat, Kentucky-I am impressed IA
vorably with the proposal II the terms
do not embarraSs future collections and
are not the forerunner Of debt cancel
lation.
Representative A. J. May, Democrat
Kentucky-I think 1t Is a very wise
move and should be supported. COM
mend President Hoover for endeavor-
ing to bring about q solution Of the
problem.
Representative Fred M. vinson, Dem
oCrat, KentuCky-The psychology of II
should be helpful. I am afraid
though, it may be just step toward
reduction or cancellation Of debt.
Representative Cap Garden. Demo.
crat, Kentucky-lt seems a very gooo
plan. am in favor of it, but do not
favor debt cancellation.
Whole hearted Support.
IouIs Ludlow. seventh Indiana. Dem.
ocrat-I will give my whole-heartec
support to the Presidents plan.
A. H. Vestal, eighth Indiana, Re-
publican-I shall support legislation tc
carry out President Hoover's Sugges-
ton.
Fred s. PurneII, ninth Indiana, Re-
publican-I shall supper the plan
as a sincere effort by our Government
to aid in the stabilization of Europe.
Glen Griswold, eleventh Indiana,
Dem0crat-From the information which
I have, the President claims it is un-
| reasonable and improper to give a dole
to our own destitute and starving cfti-
zens. If he is correct in this, then
1t would be Just as unreasonable to
| give a dole to Europeans, which the
i creation of a moratorium would do.
Samuel b. Pette1gill, Thirteenth In
diana, Democrat-"Any general mora
torium participated in by us should be
distinctly conducted upon reduction
in armament and a scaling down Of
the now admittedly impossible terms
imposed upon Germany. This condi-
ton Is omitted from the Presidents
program.
Senator M. M. Logan, Democrat
Kentucky-The way it looks now it Is
all right and move in the right di-
rection. Ny present impression is thai
would support it.
Democrat, Kentucky-It may work out
and it may not. Until have studied
it thoroughly cannot say I am ir
favor of it.
Pennsylvanians Approve.
Edmund F. Erik, Republican, Penn.
sylvania,-I am in the heartiest accord
with President Hoover's plans.
Clyde Kelly, Republican, PennsyI-
yania-The President has moved wisely
and in the right direction.
Harry A. Estep, Republican, Pennsyl-
vania-I think very well of Mr.. Hoo
ver's action. think the psychology OF
the matter is going to be very strength
ening.
| p. J. Sullivan, Republican. Pennsyl-
vania-I heartily approve the Presi-
dents position on foreign debts.
Guy Z. Campbell, Republican, Penn
sylvania-I regard Mr.. Mellon as one
Of the greatest financiers the world
has ever known. am disposed to &C
along with him in anything. he may
suggest.
Representative Seiberling, Republic
an, Ohio-I favor the moratorium, but
would oppose any cancellation OF the
war debt.
Representative McCIintock, Repub-
ican, Ohio-It has the support and
confidence of the people.
Representative Lamneck, Democrat
| OhiO-If this proposal will improve
business I would favor it.
Representative jenkins, Republican
OhiO-I favor the plan.
Representative FieSinger, Republican
Ohio - Most refreshing news from
Washington in many months.
Representative Cooper, Republican
| Ohio-Will assist In stabilizing eco.
uomic conditions of the world.
Senator Bulkley, Democrat, Ohio
I expect to vote for it.
Representative Hess, Republican
| Ohio-Count me as an enthusiastic
supporter of your moratorium.
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