Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 11

HUEHES HTS DAVS TEASASSTERLE Third Party, However, Secre- tary Warns, Has Perilous « Aims for America. By the Associated Pross. AL ".. October 30.“Sec- hes. in night, Program as “steri La Follette party “running away from the platform they so de- liberately prepared.” Mr. Hughes named the Washington conference and the Dawes plan as the “greatest contributions in the inter- ace in the recent difficult wheth ess conditi fusion: whether we erity and progress, t. stagnant trade and unem- ployment.” “When the Republican administra- tion came into power in March, 1921, it inherited the most serious difficul- ties at home and abroad,” Secretary w naming that as have sound busi certainty and shall have pr n The responsibility 1 ernmental action wa the Democratic 1ts unwise Tr Mr_ Hugh produc- tion “in mining and manufacturing, decrease in retail food prices, incre: in wholesale prices paid to farmers &nd reduction in governmental ex- penses by more than $2.000,000,000 &8 accomplishments of the Republican edmintstration. 3 sury po ed incr Praise For Gen. “President Harding,” he added, “or- ganized the Bureau of the Budget and called to this supreme effort an honest, experienced and most zealous servant of the public welfare, Gen Charles G. Dawes.” Credit for tax reduction, serted, “belongs to the Republican administration because it saved the and made the tax reduction Daves. he as- o “It proposes to save still more,” he continued. “President Coolidge's pledge will be carried out and the sure way further to relieve the op- pressive tax burden is to give Presi- dent Coolidge the opportunity to carry out his program. “In foreign affairs the Republic: administration _also Inherited Serions complications. When it came into power nearly two years and four months after the armistice, we were still in & technical state of war. I dislike making a partisan issue of foreign policy, although this is, of course, unavoidable if there is a real issue. Secret Diplomacy Denied. “Senator La Follette makes charges against our diplomacy. He charges Secrecy. But we have no secret com- mitments of any sort with any coun- try. Senator La Follette says that When information is asked the reply is made that it is incompatible with the public interest to give it. This 1s most misleading. Little attention Seems to be paid to the constant re- lpons_es that are given to the con- gressional inquirers.” urning to the Washington confer- ence and the Dawes Secr Hughes said: s T “If you should ask well informed and impartial persons in any part of the world what had beenthe' greatest contributions in the interest of peace in the recent difficult vears, I think they would answer, the Washington conference and the Dawes Through the Washington conference we dissipated the clouds of suspicion and mistrust which had darkened the eastern sky and through the naval —you want with never a grate to shake—never an ash.sifter to handle—never a trip to the fur- nace room. 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The fundamental principle of the pro- nosal made here two years ago seems to be overlooked. It was that the juestion should be up by inancial experts and ttled on its nerits as bheing primarily an eco- romie question, and it was distinetly ccommended that these experts heuld Lhe as free as possible from ponsibility to governmental obli- ion to obey politica) instructions. “Our Democratic opponents have something to say with respect to our parti tion in international confer- erel The spe r continued: “It is quite apparent that we have no difficulty in participating in in- ternational conference where our in- terests are {nvolved or expect to join iIn the agreements which are contemplated. * * * taken Quention of ‘Joining Liague. “The question raised by our op- ponents seems to have special refer- ence to the meetings of the bod and committees of the League of M If it were demanded that we should join the Lea ind thus participate as a member in the work of the organization, that would be an upderstandable demand, but it is precisely the position which the Demoeratic party has refused to take. It has declined. for reasons of its own, to make the question of joining the league an issue in this campaign. “Apart from this, there is nothing whatever in the Democratic cam- snow-white, in many of* sizing. linens F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. where we | of Nations | ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., GLASSIE ANSWERS LAFOLLETTE TALK Declares Senator Ignored Truth in Attack on Tariff Commission. Henry H. Glassie, a member of the Tarift Commission; last night charged Senator La Follette, the independent presidential candidate, with "throw- ing aside all considerations of truth and decency” in the latter's Baltimore speech Monday night. Senator La Follette at that time said attempts had been made to coerce the Tariff Commission to prevent lower sugar duties and that if Mr. Glassie had not been forced to withdraw from con- sideration of the dutles, the commis- paign so far as foreign affairs are concerned. To paraphrase one of the observations of Mr. Davis, they have a ‘sterile’ program. “The third varty is not sterile. The third party has a definite pro- gram. But the more it ds discussed the worse for the third party. They realize it themselves and are run- ning away from the platform which they had so deliberately prepared. But their platform is there; they can- not escape it. 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Senator La Follete further distorts the circumstances surrounding the objections made to my participation in the sugar investi- gation, seeking to put into the mouths of my colleagues sentiments which, to my knowledge at least, they have never expressed.” Mr. Glassie sald he informed the commission of this interest when the question of making a general rule disqualifying commissioners on ac- count of supposed interest was first brought up. He added that Senator La Follette had magnified the amount tenfold, making it $144,000, when, in fact, it was less than 14,400 in actual value. Reviewing the controversy within Glassie declared THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1924. he was without bias and that his wife's interest, in his opinion, did not disqualify him. 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