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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 5

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JUNE 14, 1935. PART FRIDAY MORNING. FLEET HEADS BAHKE-Iffi MR 7 The Great Game of Politics HOLD CAUCUS PLANS UPSET ij ON DAM BILL i BY FRANK R. KENT kept afloat by the strength of a IT JUST DOES NOT WORK WASHINGTON. Jun 13.

lExclu- huge propaganda machine and mln isterlng attentions of once outspoken Problem 16 Discussed at sive) To a great many peopie would be possible to forgive the New Acts ot icnes Journalists, turned soft through service as New Deal nurses and Deal its iacK oi membership in the Sunday night Assailed White House Supper Club. Conference of Officers in San Diego SAN DIEGO, June 13. UP) With false economics, Its socialistic CONGRESS LEADERS BECOMING SORE trend, Its cor Attacks Delay Measure to traduction of the atic 1200 navy officers assembled, a Today, with the debt and deficit Legalize Construction of Parker Barrier platform and Its figure far beyond the safety zone critique on Fleet Problem 18 will be held tomorrow morning at the conflict with the (according to Mr. Roosevelt in 1933 Aid. Mas your stove he a it contort for regulated baking? UDo burners and even the oven light without matches? and 1934;) with all the.

experiments sickly; with resignations of more key Constitution if only the thing had worked. Despite all these By a "Times" Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON. June 13. (Exclu- North Island naval air station, according to announcement today aboard the U.S.S. Pennsylvania, flagship of Admiral Reeves, commander-in-chief of the fleet.

Results of the critique will not be made public, it was reported. men threatened; with Congresslon al leaders sore and crushing taxes live) Plans to consider the John things, of which there is no real looming ahead, the New Deal seems eon bill authorizing construction of now concentrated in the great defense, if re Parker Dam in the House tomor SHIPS LEAVE MONDAY, suits YiaA been works-relief campaign, with which 3,500,000 men are to be taken off the Frank R. Kent produced and Although announcement was row were upset today when the House Rules Committee deferred ac- relief rolls and given Jobs at a cost goals achieved, there would not now made that the battleships and heavy cruisers will depart Monday be toward Mr. Roosevelt the strong tion on requests for a special resolu Of $4,880,000,000. WHERE WILL BILLIONS for San Pedro, with the battleship feeling of resentment among so tion under which the measure would many members of his own party BE SPENT? be brought up for a vote.

California and the cruiser Indianapolis preceding the Pennsylvania outaof the harbor, It was reported who voted for him and, until a lew months ago, still were measurably Incredible as it seems, two months The committee laid the matter with him. after the passage of this bill no one side after Representative Rich, publican of Pennsylvania, had com aboard the Pennsylvania that two battleships will be in port here for the remainder of the June concen has any definite knowledge of the DARING CARRIED VOTERS OFF THEIR BALANCE plans for spending these billions, tration nerlod. In July, much of plained the measure was Intended to legalize violations of law com 67) the fleet will be in the Puget Sound The average voter is not greatly The machinery has been set up, but the general character and purpose area. concerned about political principles! AUGUST REVIEW of the spending is still undeter Is it a taMe-top model and full porcelain outside and in? mitted by Public Works Admlnistra tor Ickes. MAKES PROTEST mined.

A conflict between Mr. Hop Many shins, however, will remain and theories. It was only the discriminating who were not carried off their feet by the color and dar- kins and Mr. Ickes as to policy is In Southern California waters, and Ranking minority member of the reported. There Is danger of re the aircraft squadrons will be here, committee, Rich protested strongly Insr of the early Roosevelt spectacle The entire fleet Is due back at San verting to the old C.W.A.

methods of providing work, rather than the aealnst arranUnit a rule lor consia who grasped at the beginning th Diego during the latter part of Au real daneer of his glamorous poll more solid public-works proposals. eust for a second concentration. eration of the Johnson bill, which was drafted by Interior Department and P.W.A. attorneys to remove cies and appreciated the Inevltabll It was in January that the works lty of the ultimate crash if they were pursued unchecked. If, after A spectacular air review, in wnicn more than 400 navy planes are expected to participate, is being planned for August 29.

relief program was conceived. It does seem that in six months these basic matters of policy might have two years, even on the suriace tney seemed successful, the pristine ar been determined. The lack of coordination and general confusion is dor would not now be diluted, and WORKS OFFICIALS NAMED situation exist which diminishes typical of the Roosevelt regime. In all our history, there has never the offensive cockiness of the Hon WASHINGTON, June 13. (flV-Two State Works Progress Administrators, Frank Upman, now Nevada doubt about validity of more than core of projects of various types.

The Pennsylvania demanded the measure be recommitted to committee for further study. A defense of the legislation was entered by Chairman Wilson of the House Flood Control Committee which Indorsed the bill. Wilson said Rich was entirely unjustified In attacking the Johnson bill. HOPES FADING been an administration so mud' Mr. Farley about what the Amen yf Is it fully insulated to save gas and keep the kitchen cool? died and unbalanced, so lacking in can people will do in 1938.

and re Relief Administrator, and Thomas a sense of direction, so full of fu vlves Republican hopes, as evidenced H. Moodle of Blsmark, N. were appointed today by Harry L. Hop in their mldwestern "Grass Boots tility, so prolific of wasted effort and wasted money, so extravagant conference. kins, the Works Progress In everything except thought.

Coprrli ht, lata by th Baltlmor Sua NEW DEAL EXPERIMENTS DECLARED FAILURES The real reason for the change Funds Sought Meanwhile California's hopes that Federal funds will be allotted from the $4,800,000,000 relief appropriation for work on the tl70.000.000 Central Valley Project were further damnened today by Public Works lies in the lack of results. The fall ure of the New Deal experiments for Missions Is becoming apparent to many of Administrator Ickes. those who first followed the Roose M. ItefAna tfh that Indicating there is little likelihood Id VCil ICUU KUU inuUY uowutu SACRAMENTO, June 13. A resolution memorializing Congress that the desired $20,000,000 will be lovely radio voice telling them that Mas it new dual burners that give high heat for cooking and low heat for simmniering? "we are on our way." as tney re forthcoming, Ickes repeated In ref erence to the application that recla to enact a law permitting the use of unemployment relief funds for mation projects probably cannot fleet upon their earlier excitement, a lot ot them feel foolish.

In view, for example, of the demoralized and collapsed state of the Nit before qualify for Inclusion In the work- the reconstruction of missions In California and Texas was adopted relief nlan because of the relative unanimously today by the Assembly. the Supreme Court knocked it out, none of those who marked in those ly large expense for materials and equipment. The particular- obstacle Is a oollcy laid down by officials of Assemblyman Patterson of King City, author of. the measure, ex 1933 parades cares to recall it. the new program which specifies that the ouUay per Job per year plained that because the missions are the property of the Catholic SURVEY SHOWS END "EUROPE its scenic and cultural background" by M.

E. Kriegel, LL.B. Saturday, June 15th, 2 P.M. Moving pictures and lecture on places and persons in Europe of interest today, by M. E.

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Hardly any of the Rites Set Today SANTA BARBARA, June 13 Funeral services for Stephen L. Selden, direct emDlovment. A sucsestion of this son nas own alphabetical agencies are neaithiui WA Is following NitA. Into discard. F.H.A.

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