Show RUT edwar pickard 13 7 0 union abrem nc shaper Roosevel ts speech at georgia homecoming NS hundred thousand democrats ONE 0 mostly georgians gathered in the stadium of georgia te tech ch tit at atlanta for a homecoming and heard president roosevelt deliver a characteristic speech full of confidence assurance of prosperity and praise for what the new deal has accomplished K complis hed and lie V 1 did not neglect to attack warmly the critics V of ills his administration tra tion in reviewing the economic and social advances since president t his inauguration he be roosevelt g byg lve y out what hat was wad considered the keynote for his campaign for reelection election re and definitely announced his candidacy un unnecessarily necessarily by asserting that life in the united states lias has improved in the last two and a half years and will continue to improve if I 1 have iny anything thing to do with it mr roosevelt promised that lavish government spending was over and that the nation could look forward with assurance to a decreasing deficit and asserted that the government credit Is higher than that of any other great nation ue ile bitterly criticized the he treasury policies prior to his entrance enhance into the white house traced the he relief policies as opposed to doles and declared that the peak of appropriations has passed the president said farm income in the united states has risen since 1932 a total of nearly three billions billion s and this additional farm income has meant the rebirth of city business the reopening in of closed factories the doubling of automobile production the improvement of transportation and the giving of new employment to millions 0 of people the word pro progress gressl concluded mr roosevelt Koo sevelt is a better word than recovery for it means not only a sound business and a sound agriculture from the material point of view but it means with equal importance a sound improvement in american life as a result of continuing t and forceful effort on the part of our people and through them on the part of their government I 1 am certain that that Is your purpose and that Is why I 1 continue my confidence my falth faith in the people of america in those phrases and in his high praise of the new kew deal experiments the president made clear his intention of carrying on his pro program ram for altering and b bettering ett ering the social social and economic life of the american people regardless gard less of the return of material prosperity governor talmadge of georgia who though a democrat Is a severe critic of the president and many of his policies pointedly absented himself from the meeting in atlanta situation in europe Is becoming tenser ethe pUK diplomats especially L the british and premier laval of france are exceedingly clever and resourceful but if they are to extricate their nations from the aw 1 I present threatening F state 0 affairs they will need all their 71 smartness though d decision e as to the imposition of an oil embargo A against italy was postponed until december 9 to give I 1 laval a chance bocon to conciliate mussolini the duce refused to make any gesture toward sir samuel peace italians were n authoritatively warned not to mistake diplomatic exchanges between their premier and the representatives 0 of great britain and france r rance as peace talk and were told there was no reason to believe mussolini had modified his minimum terms already presented tu to sir eric drummond and kavals also he has declined decline further to conciliate britain by removing more troops from libya and has repeated his warning that lie he will consider an oil embargo an unfriendly gesture lie ile find and all italians are espe bially resentful against great britain which apparently intends to insist on the oil ban and now DOW they are getting gettin 9 very sore at france despite laval kavals S efforts to maintain friendly relations between the two countries there were reports that italian troops were wet e being massed along the french frontier the british government was wag en ca Lr Ossed with the troublous situation sir samuel hoare foreign secretary received timely orders from his physician to take a rest in switzerland and it was announced he would stop in paris for a conference with premier laval the admiralty was preparing for eventualities and ordered officers of the royal navy reserve to report at once for duty at plymouth these men have been serving as offic officers e rs and engineers la in the merchant marine all members of ahe the league c of if nations including it laly ly are elcee exceedingly anxious to know What will be the course of the united states concerning the oil embargo I 1 end of federal relief shifts millions to rolls itic the end of november direct WITH federal relief came to an end and it was officially announced that persons had been shifted from relief rolls to the pay rolls and put to work other millions of employ ables who have been receiving uie the federal dole but who cannot be hired by the works progress administration because state quotas have been filled must be cared for by the states which will be helped by the final allotments made by the FERA before it went olat of existence As for the ables numbering perhaps aubrey williams assistant administrator said the problem of their care would be solved satisfactorily statistical charts on the relief situation prepared by the research section of the FERA were issued in pamphlet form and show that unemployment decreased about in the first two years of the roosevelt administration new corn hog program announced by wallace OF agriculture S SECRETARY WALLACE announced the corn hog bog program for 1920 1926 37 designed to maintain a balance between the interests of the producer and me flie consumer this new plan will permit a 30 per cent increase in hog production next year over 1935 thus preparing the way for possible reductions in pork prices to the housewife and to restrict 14 1 corn acreage to about acres an increase of about seely fcc y wallace alla a acres over the amount harvested this year after appraisal by community committees and review by county allotment committees a corn acreage base and a market hog base will be fixed operating cooperating co operatic producers must agree to plant corn next nest year on at least 25 per cent of their b base lee they will be permitted to retire from 10 to 30 per cent of their base acreage for soll soli improving or erosion preventing purposes hog flog growers must agree to produce between 50 and per cent of the base market production the 1930 corn adjustment payment will be 35 cents a bushel on the appraised yield time s the adjusted acreage less tile pro rata share of local administrative expenses corn adjustment payments will be made in installments the first at the rate of 20 a bushel Is to be made about august 1 the second will come due about abou t december 31 1030 1930 at the rate of 15 cents per bushel A payment nent of per head will be made on each hog in the base deductions will be made at the rate of per head if a producer falls to raise 50 per cent of his base dum numbers the total payment to a producer will be the same fo for r a production ran ranging ing from 50 per cent to 10 per cent of his base the 1937 rates will be announced by november 30 1930 1936 but the rate on corn will not be less than 30 cents pee per bushel and th the erate rate on hogs hog will not cot be less than per head |