Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1929, Page 3

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Is “Obstructing” Passage of Tariff Measure. that the opponents of the| urm bm in the Senate are “obstruct- | the passage of the bill are de- of the national Democratic executive committee, in a statement issued today. | Mr. Shouse flatly denies that such is the case, and gives his views of the plans and pul o( the Democratic side lny the car “We are helrlnl a good deal about | the question of responsibility for the | delay in enacting a tariff blll in the | extra session of Congress” said Mr. Shouse, “Every speech in arraignment of the elhrtkml!l rates or the vicious flexible provision and the, administra- tive features of the bill is denouneed as evidence of a nefarious purpose. The | evil of the situation lies in the &rmnh- tion of a measure utterly indefensible | in its of favoritism to certain Interests and extortion to be l!\'l?dy on the public, rather than in the efforts | to unmask the villainy of the Smoot- | Hawley tariff act. | Forum for Controversies. 1 “The Senate is now the sole remain- | t ing open forum for controversies on great public questions. The House, that once had the distinction ‘of beihg the popular body, has forfeited that high | estate. It is not necessary to do more than review the course of the tariff bill through the House of Representa- tives to make this plain. The adminis- | tration members of the ways and means committee in their sessions, from which | the mintority members were excluded, prepared & bill, the rates in which were based on nothing better than the demand of industries whose prosperity under the existing tariff law was so marked as to be advertised in the re- ports of the Department of Commerce, of which Herbert Hoover was the head during the period covered. The only other element that was apparent was the influence of the President to secure a modification of the flexible tariff law that involved a vast extension of his powers, a grant so abhorrent to the principles of democratic government reserving revenue-raising powers to Congress that even so stanch an ad- ministration Republican as Congress- man James M. Beck of Pennsylv-nh protested that it was unconstitutional. “Rules were adopted shutting out any possibility of remedy for the apparent evils of the bill and preventing any de- bate of moment, so0 that the ways and means committée bill was steamrolled ;hrgllt’lh the House in the most summary ashion. Lobby Influence Revealed. “The lobby investigation has only just begun, but already it is disclosed that experts whose reports did not co- incide with the views of industries seek- ing favors were assalled and their dis- missal sought at the hands of the tariff commissioners, and even of the Presi- dent, and that in some cases resigna- tions were compelled. 1t is n-umtln; to the public that a bill supposed to be & revenue measure that affects not only iness, but the pocketbook of evuy family head or householder, should be subject to such unbelievable influence and be dependent on such tainted in- terests as are being revealed before the lobby investigation. “The Senate finance committee, or have consumed about eight months in framing this bill. They started in be- fore the extraordinary session was even convened. Now they are whining tha efforts to enact their indefensible prod- uct into law. ‘“There could be more beneficial eflol’tlhu\mmewklhllltbel it po-lhle on this measure and enable American to know what the| hvoreu interests aré seeking to put upon them. t is the Democratic to take instead of a bargaining contest and the sharing of the spoils by those seeking unmerited favors, a definite economic matter in the interest of ‘whole Four Rooms, Kitchen, Bath, Reception Hall and Porch. Newly Dec- orated. $50 Per Month THE IRVING 3020 Dent Place N.W. Just North of 30th and Q Sta. these instruments. ‘The National Capital Press 2210:1212 D ST. N.W. Phone National 0850 THE : EVENING Will Rogers Says: SANTA MONICA, OCalif:—Accept- ances are flowing in mighty fast to the invitations to be at the disarma- ment conference. Nations are just like people; they never have any trouble getting ‘em to go to some sort of convention, but it's getting ‘em to do anything that amounts to anything after they get there. I just want.to hear & movietone of Prance translated in English when somebody suggests doing away with submarines. Russia and China wasn't invited. They have disarmed now. till they are practically fighting with their fists. Japan has to have & navy, otherwise there would be none in the Far East. | of politics. Even presidemtial elections have on whether this man or that corporation should be licensed to lay additional charges on the consumer. The history of the operation of the flex- Ib!e tarift ainee it was hitched on, under ;:“ of & temporary emergency, (o m- rdney-McCumber bill seven years ago, illustrates the viclousness of the pr!m:lph under which our tariff legis- ation . is accomplished. We have seen lhe ‘Tariff Commission, which was in- nded and proposed as a nonpartisan, fact-finding body, harassed by presi- | dential pressure lnd mlnlpulltefl ‘\ln!fl it became hardly more than a vehicle for carrying out a President’s desires.” River “Givel Up” Castle. BUDAPEST, Hungary, October 17 () | .STAR, WASHINGTON, ALFONSO’S “IRREGULAR HABITS” KEEP HIM WELL, SAYS DOCTOR! Spamnh King Doesn’t Eat, By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 17.—King Amm- so of Spain is I utiful health,” his | personal physiciai -ld wflay becaus= “he of regular habits.” Al\llhr is attending the American Col- lege of Surgeons. “My sovereign has never been a slave ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. | John Kirtland Colgate to Marry Miss Florence Manuel. STOCKTON, Calif., October 17 (#).— - Betrothal of Miss Florence Manuel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Manuel of Stockton, and a graduate of the University of California, to John ‘Kln!lnd Colgate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colgate of West Orange, N. 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Before she || died she was able to_tell him she at- Hf tempted to rebuild a fire in the kitchen | stove by using kerosene and that an | explosion_followed. | | Sleep, Exercise as Aveuge to regular diet, regular , regular exercise, or re| hr Illnhl;‘:?hfl He is not so mlnld the physician said. | “Consequently at the age of 43 he is in FOR RENT Two Bedrooms, Liv- ing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath and Reception Room. Electric Refrigeration. 2001—16th St. Two Bedrooms, Liv- ing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath and Re- ception Room. Electric Refrigeration. THE. ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Rd. a serious {llness in his life. “The only worry he causes me arises from the fact he is so busy he does not get enough sleep—in my opinion. 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