Evening star., 1932-07-06
Speaker, in Later Appeal,
Tells House He Is Ready
for Fight to Finish on Linn
tied Loans.
PRESSES PRIVATE LOAN
PLAN AS ONLY SOLUTION
Smell Ridicules Talk as Acceptance
Speech for Party Nomination.
Woman Heckler Hurried Out
| After Shouting Taunt From the
Gallery.

President Hoover's attempt to
bring about a compromise on the
$2,100,000,000 unemployment re-
lief bill, now hanging fire in Con-
gress, failed today at a two-hour
conference at the White House
between the Chief Executive and
a bipartisan group of six Senate
and House leaders.
Following this conference,
which was held in the Presidents
private Office, beginning at 8
o'clock, members of the confer
ence group said no satisfactory
agreement could be reached. They
added that from all appearances
the attempt to compromise was
a failure, and might be taken as
a break between the Executive
and legislative branches.
1t was indicated by the leaders
of the group that the conferees
will go ahead with their reports
to the Senate and House, respec-
lively, upon the legislation as it
was agreed upon in conference.
Representative Rainey of Illinois,
majority leader of the House, felt that
the report would be made at once 10
the House and that its adoption would
be forthcoming.
Ready for Finish Fight.
Later in q dramatic address to the
House. Speaker Garner told his col
Ieagues today that he would fight to
the end against President Hoover
views on relief legislation.
Taking the floor in surprise move
the Speaker shouted that the Chie1 EX-
ecutive wanted selected clientele" 10
reap the benefits of the Reconstruction
Corporation.
1--WE propose to say to the President
that there shall be no more class leg1s-
lation." Garner roared as the packed
galleries and the silent members lis
tened attentively.
Il car say now, and I have the Presi-
dents authority for it, that this coun-
try is in worse shape now than 1t has
been in its history" Garner continued.
E. For WleQ aSKeQ the EiCoAeClAb AAS
replied that the appropriation OF S5OO,-
o00, 900 might lead to panic.
His policy has been so uncertain
that if he looks for panic around
the corner maybe we can look tor gooo
times"
Garner said he held out for the prin-
ciple of broadening the base OF the
Reconstruction Corporation so that all
persons could benefit from 1t instead
OF any cne class.
Claims Banks Refuse.
Garner said, There is no place where
an individual can borrow money in
this country any more" adding that
the banks that had borrowed from the
Reconstruction Corporation were re-
fusing to lend money for the restofa-
ton of industry or development.
Urging the House to stick by his
princ- pie OF broadening the base OF the
Reconstruction Corporation and not to
surrender on the direct relief PROPOSE
ton, Garner said IN concluding:
I make that suggestion because
believe we have got to have some re-
servoir OF relief or We viii have riots.
We might as well be plain about it.
My desire is to have this legislation
serve all the people Of the United States,
and if Congress does not accept 1t,
am willing to go before the country for
the whole people while President Hoover
goes before them for his selected
clientele.
In reply to a question, Garner said
he believed the conferees might accept
the Presidents suggestions on all nul
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