House Clerk
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Pu~bcafioit Is Mandatory
Under R elief Laws, He
Declares its Statement
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-(/P)-
The clerk of the house is ready to
over-rule President Hoover and make
public the details of loans by the
$3,800,000,000 Reconstruction Finance
Corporation since July 21.
The corporation's first report on
the loans is due to be submitted to
congress this week. South Trimble,
house clerk, has written an eight-
page brief giving his reasons for in-
terpreting the relief law as making
publicity mandatory.
Trimble feels, as do speaker Garner
and Representative Rainey, Demo-
cratic leader, that he has no choice.
He disagrees that further congres-
sional action is necessary.
The publicity provision got the re-
lief bill into a snarl that threatened
to prevent adjournment. At the in-
sistence of Garner and Rainey, the
measure included instructions that
monthly reports of loans should be
transmitted to the clerk of the house
and the secretary of the senate.
President Hoover summoned lead-
ers of botha'parties to the White
House to ask that the publicity
phase be omitted. A statement from
the executive mansion explained the
President favored 'fullest publicity
to all government activities" but that
the then directors of the relief cor-
poration "advised the President of
the danger that would result to the
credit structure if this (publicity pro-
viso) were insisted upon."
"The responsibility in the last an-'
alysis for whatever might happen
must necessarily rest upon congress,"
the statement said.
Garner renewed his fight for the
provision. Rainey said it "must be
included or there will be no relief
bill." The completed law contained
the phraseology, in outline at least,
demanded by Garner.
President Hoover then said in a
statement announcing he would sign
the bill that "the obnoxious features
which had been injected into the
legislation from time to time by
members of the house of representa-
tives and had so long delayed action,
have been eliminated."
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