Show VITAL RELIEF PARLEY ARLEY P SET Pre President iden to Confer With I Aids Program Seen v WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Dec Dee 1 AP AP- AP With Vilh advisers pouring pouring- conflicting counsel into his car President Roosevelt entered today the month I I in which he will vill make a decision I regarded by official Washington a as I Ione one of ot the most ever t to tc I face a chief executive Whether to call on congress t to tc I appropriate more billions billions perhaps I ln in in a gigantic efort t to conquer the relief relic and un unemployment employment em- em problem or whether t 10 3 taper off federal expenditures i ithe Ii in inthe a the thc belief belie that a business revive revival aI I will do the job that job that Is the ques ques- tion It is an issue that sharply divide divides S the citizenry the economists an and 1 even even authoritative authoritative sources say say- the very cabinet itself Two of ot the foremost advocate nd 5 of the spending for n idea Secretary Harold L. L Ickes Icke 3 public works administrator am an and d Harry L. L Hopkins federal emergency emer- emer gency relief administrator planned d to thresh out their suggestions wit with ii the chief executive before the lo log g fireplace at Warm Springs Sprin s in conferences con con- L starting this week Hopkins' Hopkins plan for a federal wor work k relief corporation with an art appropriation appropriation u- u of to to abolish the dole in faVor favor fa fa- vor of made government-made jobs am an and opportunities is said to have d dl divided di- di I- I vided the presidential advisers Ickes who like Hopkins expresses expresses ex ex- c presses little confidence in th the e ability of private industry to solve C the employment problem quickly p. p leaves tomorrow for Warm Springs Spring 3 with a plan to expand public C works Thou Though h he was keepin th tb the e figure a close secre secret y usually llY we well II informed persons suggested tha that t to might t be a good guess as to what he ha hain has hasin S 'S Sin in mind for an immediate program 1 V WARM ARM SPRINGS Ga Dec I 1 AP The AP-The The future of N R A and relief re re- lief two lief-two two of the most important items on the new deal schedule schedule- caught the attention today of President President Pres Pres- ident Roosevelt Harry L. L Hopkins federal relief relic f administrator and Donald Rich Rich- 1 berg chairman of ot the national recovery re recovery recovery re- re covery executive board and emergency emergency emer emer- gency council were on ou the pres presidents president's presidents president's dents dent's calling list Moreover it was made clear that tha all aU legislative propositions would be kept i in the study or secret stage stag until they are arc revealed to congress at the opening in Januar January WASHINGTON ASHINGTON V Dec 1 AP AP- AP Sweeping reforms In the governments government's governments government's govern govern- ments ment's budgetary methods will b be advocated by the chamber of commerce com corn merce of the United States The chamber announced this to today today today to- to day after conducting a referendum in which its membership approved 13 proposals to improve the budget budge One step recommended was a amore amore more active e centralized administrative administrative adminis adminis- control of expenditures This would be obtained by broadening broadening broadening broad ening the executive allotment system tern tem of funds funds' so as to include a all expenditures ordinary and emergency emergency emergency emer emer- gency and strengthening strengthen In it so asto as asto asto to avoid the necessity of deficiency appropriations This recommendation for broader broad broad- cr or control by the administrative branch of the government also suggested suggested sug sug- suggested that when feasible expenditures expenditures be reduced below t t. t |