Evening star., 1932-06-22
La Toilette and Frazier OBJ
ject to RobinSon's Plan
to Speed Action.
M'NARY URGES DELAY
ON DEMOCRATIC PLAN
Garner Says His $4,000, ,000, 900
Plan Will Help Entire
Nation.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An unsuccessful attempt wss made
In the Senate today by Senator Robin
son OF Arkansas, the Der ocratic lead.
er, to obtain an agreement limiting de-
bate on the s2OO0ooo 900 employment
relief measure TO facilitate its passage.
Leaders are hopeful Of a vote before
night
Senator La Toilette, Republican of
Wisconsin, objected to a proposal that
after pm. today, no Senator be al.
lowed to speak more than once or long,
er than 10 minutes on the oil! or any
amendment. He said he was pre-
pairing substitute and wanted to be
sure Of sufficient time to present it.
Attacks Administration.
Meanwhile. in statement of the
floor. Senator johnson. Republican. Of
California charged that the admins
tration is seeking to force an adjourn
ment Of Congress before a relief bill IL
passed.
johnson, in a statement to newspaper
men, said:
If Congress adjourns without some
measure of relief for our people who
are suffering, Congress will deserve the
excoriation which undeservingly propa-
ganda has heaped upon it and any in
dividual who refuses to do his utmost
to obtain a measure Of relief for the
unemployed and suffering humanity is
recreant to his trust.
1T seems to be obvious to me that
the administration is seeking TO force
an adjournment before we pass a re-
lief measure and those with a due
sense of the obligation resting upon
them and who have the slightest con-
ception of the conditions affecting
human beings in this country ought to
resent it."
When Senator Robinson proposed
that the limitation of debate apply to
amendments perfecting the text of the
bill as reported from committee. Sem
ator Frazier Republican, of North Da-
kota), said he would object until he
obtained some assurance that his bill
to rehnance the farm mortgage debt
would be taken up.
Il see the Senate IS not in a dis
position to agree to limitation OF
debate remarked Robinson, resuming
his seat
McNary Urges Delay.
Senator McNary of Oregon, assistant
Republican leader. proposed that the
Senate work two or three hours on the
bill and then see whether it would not
be possible to reach some agreement.
The Senate then promptly agreed
without record vote to a proposal by
Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Of Arizona.
to eliminate from the measure provi-
sions for setting up an Industrial Com
mission OF 19 members to act as ad-
visors in carrying out the bills program.
Ashurst, in moving to strike it out,
agreed that as Senator Gore, Democrat.
of Oklahoma, author Of the section, was
absent from the chamber. it could be
reconsidered II Gore should so desire.
Garner Defend. Bill.
Meanwhile, Speaker Garner told
newspaper men he considers his 81, ,300.-
100000 relief bill amply broad to meet
yesterday by Mayor Anton Cermak.
My bill isn't designed to help just
Chicago" Garner said. But 1t will
help all the people
1T increases the capitalization Of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation by
81 900, ,000,0 and broadens the base Of
loans from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
All that is required is adequate security.
The rest Of the details are left in the
| hands of the Reconstruction Board"
Cermak had told the House Banking
Committee that Chicago could offer
any type of security required, security
consider as good as gold
Garner said he understood the $780,
10000 Wagner bill already passed by
the Senate and now before the Banking
/ Committee would be added to the s2,-
| 600 000.0 900 measure before the Senate
as a substitute for his own measure.
That will put the whole matter in
! conference" he explained.