Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-12 | Page 12 | Works Relief Speed Ordered

WORKS RELIEF SPEED ORDERED HYDE PARK N. N Y Sept 12 UP IF President Roosevelt remapped his gigantic works relief program today to meet declared recovery c conditions condi condi- at nt a a c conference his with principal principal prin prIn- cip cipal l' l Ile lieutenants All AU chiefs i including cl ding the two opponents opponents opponents Secretary Ickes p public works administrator and Harry HarryL L. L Hopkins work p progress administrator adminis adminIs- were were called about the Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt conference table I The president was ready to state that the prime necessity just making jobs quickly through the four dollar fund with the constant idea of at turning over workers workers workers' work work- ers ers ers' to private industry as as business ss picks up i Th Therefore it looked today as ns S if Hopkins advocate O of I t temporary work had the edge over Secretary creta Y Ickes champion of perman permanent n public public pub pub- lic works works' Mr Roosevelt is aiming at removIng re re- re removing moving persons fro from rell relief f rolls to work worl by arid and hasset has hasset hasset set a deadline for applications Under under under un un- der the trie new fund of September 15 Oth Others rs call called d to the important works relief parley included Daniel r of the D budge tf Charles West West- undersecretary ry of lot i interior Corrington Gill assistant of of Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hop Hop- kins Fred Ironsides administrative assistant of Walker C Colonel Hora Horatio tb tio Hackett chief of housing in the public works administration and Frank G. G Walker director of at the national national- emergency council The president emphasized emph last night that he vant wanted d a thorough understanding on oh I the the works wodis program program program pro pro- pro pro- gram before he starts west It was a peace session today as an much as anything with Mr Roose Roosevelt v velt lt again playing the tho role rol of ot con con- con con- dilator He emphasized that S there was there was as no set rule that rule that the money was to be spent as occasion provided but with the first th thought o of giving j jobs bs to the thc exp expected to be taken I from relief rolls Some of at the remaining unallocated unallocated is isto to go goto to works progress under Hopkins and some to Ickes for public works EverythIng Everything Everything Every Every- thing depends on how ov business picks up he her explained Ho He added that business during the year five-year depression has learned earned how to pull in In S its horns and consequently is only employing about 75 to 80 percent per percent percent cent of f the workers It formerly did Therefore tho the unemployment Also it ItIs is expected by the president president dent that some of the funds already allocated will not be spent and will willbe be drawn back into a kitty for emergency use Asked about resigning upon his arrival here last night Secretary Ickes smiled and told newspapermen newspaper newspapermen men I 1 like my job t He did not hesitate to reaffirm his advocacy of public works projects projects eels and reminded that there there- were 1200 applications in addition already disapproved still pending