Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-24 | Page 2 | Hopkins Backs Relief Taxes

HOPKINS BACKS RELIEF T AXES Declares Federal Government Must Provide Care of Needy KANSAS CITY Mo May 24 UP Harry L. L Hopkins who as us 5 national administrator of the federal emer gency relief administration a has supervised supervised super super- the pouring out of millions of dollars for the needy today gave his backing to plans for lor government care of the n needy dy through taxation Hopkins said at a dinner last night that any plan for social security must look to the support of the government govern ment meat to discharge social obligations through a tax tn on all the people It Is the determination of t tl tte federal federal fed fed- eral government that its people get security Hopkins said This administration admin admin- is determined that along with the protection of property rights goes security for dependents Tonight Hopkins will address the American Public Welfare association which yesterday passed a r resolution demanding a permanent government unit to coordinate md administer federal fed oral eral public welfare activities Benjamin Benjim C. C Marsh of or W Washington executive secretary of the Peoples People's Lobby told the association that both the N R A and the A A A are doomed to failure TESTIMONIAL ANNOUNCED A farewell testimonial for Helana May Williams Third avenue who will leave shortly to do missionary work in the northern states L. L D. D S S. mission will be given Sunday at p. p m. m at the Twenty first L. L D. D S. S ward chapel First avenue and K street Dr Adam S. S Bennion will wil speak nn PEACE DISTURBER FINED G. G J. J J Cook 20 was fined 10 in police police po po- po lice court ourt Thursday when he pleaded guilty to charges of disturbing the peace near Filth Fifth West and Second South streets early Thursday morn morn- ing I