Evening star., 1932-07-07
APPROVES
RELIEF REPORT BY
VOTE Of 2D2 TO 156
Decision Made After Raging
Dispute Between Hoover
and Garner.
SENATE G. O. P. READY
TO SEEK EARLY VETO
Agree to Approve Report in Effort
to Clear Way for Substitute
Measure Later,

The conference report on the Gar
ner-Wagner relief bill, containing 4
provision which President Hoover
has indicated will lead to veto, was
adopted today by the House.
The vote was 202 to l56.
Warfare between President Hoover
| and House Democrats ragged anew to-
day as a vote neared on the Garner
Wagner relief legislation which seemed
headed for a certain veto.
Charges and counter charges were
hurled in the House by Democrats and
administration supporters during debate
on the conference report on the ST.
100 100000 relief measure.
Indications were the House would
approve the report which contains a
provision for loans from the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation to all
persons having adequate security.
President Hoover is fatty opposed to
thic
Meanwhile, Senate Republican lead
er3 laid plans for agreeing to the re-
port in order that legislation salts
factory to the President might be en-
acted quickly in the event of veto.
Senator Kean. Republican, CT New
Jersey, after calling at the White
House, said he told President Hoover
he thought the Senate would reject
the Individual loan section championed
by the Speaker.
Blames Mills Influence.
The House agreed to limit debate to
three hours, which would make the
vote on the report come about 3 pm.
Eastern standard time.
Meanwhile Speaker Garner told news
paper men President Hoover's statement
yesterday had all the elrmarks Of a
product of Secretary Mills"
There are 1000 banks which have
received benefits from the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation who oppose
this BILL" Garner said. They don't
want competition and they won't loan
money"
Opening the discussion, Representa-
tive Crisp, Democrat, of Georgia, said
there are many things in this bill do
not personally like, but something has
to be done In this crisis
Il believe this bill will go long way
toward furnishing relief for those in
need and giving employment" he added.
People in this country will not and
shall not be permitted to starve."
AS Senate and House conferees sub
mitted their agreement on the S2122.-
600 900 MISUNDERSTANDING to President
Hoover's views on all points save cne-
there was noticeable lack of indica-
ton from Speaker Garner that he would
give way. In fact. Garner lined up
House Democrats behind his plan which
conferees once more had stamped "sp-
proved"
Representative Mapes. Republican, of
Michigan, said all three titles in the
conference report were defective" He
said they did not conform to the Con-
stitution of his State
Foresees Dangers.
IT we are going to furnish relief I
am in favor of setting up a fund to be
administered by the President or some
agency he designates instead of encour-
aging the officers of my State to violate
the Constitution of Michigan" Mapes
said
Representative Chindblom, Repub-
ncan, of Illinois, said:
This bill would not only mean the
breaking down of the credit of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
but it would mean the breaking down
of the United States Government"
Representative Bacharach, Repub-
lican, of New Jersey, a conferee, said
he would support the bill.
II am going to support it because
New Jersey industry can not borrow a
dollar elsewhere"
There is no other way in which to
borrow money" Bacharach said AS to
security, he said it would be adequate.
Representative Britten, Republican, of
TllfT10iS said nrHpr ha hill aff Of
Chicago, with the finest collateral. could
not borrow cent BY legal restraint.
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