Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1932, Page 21

DENOCRATSPROD OF SESSON WORK Robinson and Rainey Review Achievements in Prais- ing Party. Homeward-bound Democratic mem- “bers of the Senate and House can re- port to their constituents “with pride and assurance” on their part in a job well done, in the opinion of party lead- ers on both sides of the Capitol. In formal statements issued by Sena- tor Robinson and Representative Rainey, floor leaders of the Senate and House, through the Democratic National Com- mittee. events of the session which has just ended are reviewed and the Demo- cratic records of achievement are ex- tolled. Robinson said the task done by Con- gress was made more difficult ““because | of the lack of leadership on the part | of the executive branch of the Govern- ment.” Criticism of President. “The Chief Executive's actions have not been free of the suspicion of politi- Averts Panic DISMISSES AUDIENCE AFTER DISCOVERING FIRE. STANLEY BALDWIN, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, DI C, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1932. ually to compile such data, but would undoubtedly prove fatal to many. In- asmuch as 92 per cent of the manu- facting establishments in the United States normally employ less than 500 men each, the importance of this ac- LAMONT URGED TO KEEP SERVICE FOR INDUSTRIES Small Manufacturers Hope Data | {ivite eannot be orerestimatod Useful to Them Will Be Dis- tributed Despite Depression. DANCERS TO ENTERTAIN Secretary of Commerce Lamont today N SRRV was informed by officlals of the United | Denishawn Program at Sylvan States Smaller Industries Conference, T emion it Siiver Bay/iN, ¥, Giatthie]. | e e Wecnesdsy Night job ahead for industry requires new | The Washington Denishawn Dancers levels of management effectiveness and | will present s program Wednescay more adequate information as to inven- | ! i toctes, sowroes of trade inquirles and | PIESS In comncclion With the series of statistical facts remarking markets such | Summer festivals in the Sylvan Theater as the Commerce Department has been | under the auspices of the Commurfity compiling. “We are convinced,” a letter to Mr. | Public Buildings and Public Parks. Lamont read, “that if the industrial | Thirty local artists under the direc- ship is to be piloted through the shoal | tion of Miss Marion Chace and Lester of business depression, even more fact- | Shafer will participate in the program. ual data are necessary.” ‘lMlss ‘Willa Semple, pianist, will accom- In conclusion the letter read: ,pany them. “The conference recognizes the neces- \ sity for intelligent economy in business | and Government. It expresses the hope, however, that the valuable work your department is doing for American industry may not be seriously impaired at a time when such assistance is | sorely needed. | “Curtailing of these services, in the | opinion of the conference, would not | | only be unfortunate for the smaller in- dustries, which cannot afford individ-' | Center Department snd the Office of | ( gy ) WHERE ECONOMY RuLEs ™ N s reesstsmnmmmnmnmnansananan NN cal motives,” he said, “as, for instance, | when he appeared at the eleventh hour ' Former premier of Great Britain and in support of a tax bill on which the | president of the British delegation en f;_;me was even then ready to vote route to the Imperial Conference at anmn\cl,\. x | Ottawa, probably averted a small panic .. Rainey blamed the President for aboard the Empress of Britain last night | seeming reluctance to make up hif | when a small blaze broke out in the flmu on measures esscntial to the well | concert room, according to an Asso- ;;:x g‘l m:- s | ciated Press radio dispatch. e blamed the White House for the | The passengers were gathered for the long delay in having the emergency re- ysual concert when smoke Was seen lief bill completed. He harked back to | curling from the stage. An electric Speaker Garner's original bill, which | wire had fused. Mr. Hoover termed a “gigaatic pork | Mr. Baldwin, who was presiding at e : the concert, announced quictly, “That 4y, Every effort was made to extend to ends the p 2 the people generally the relief which , The crowded room was emptied with- zfr;:madderglmsgratlmn lhqulglnl should be ‘cut a sign of disorder. The fire was only to special classes,” ingu J Tllinois Democrat said. “A msmifl? 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