Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-06-06 | Page 22 | Fallen N R A Called Mirage

FALLEN N R A j CALLED MIRAGE Describing the fallen N R A as a mirage two local Republicans attacked at at- tacked the new deal in speeches before be be- tore fore ore the Young Youn Mens Men's Republican club lub at the Newhouse hotel day evening They were E. E A A. A Rogers and imd Albert M M. Marsden The Democratic party has signally failed ailed in ever every major program it has undertaken Mr 11 Ro Rogers ers said derisively derisively de do branding the N R A as a mi mi mi- rage rare The supreme court decision hold- hold hg ng the N Nit NR R A unconstitutional places it t squarely before the thc Republican party to devise a means of presenting a constructive and workable program to 10 o the people of or the United States he ic said The price fixing parts of or the N RA R RA RA A did more harm than all oth other r parts did good Mr Marsden said that the N R A decision is u significant because i it shows that the supreme court 1 is no noto not notto notto to be influenced by what the congress congress con con- gress cress or the president l thinks The economic effect he hc said will be to put us on a lower price level which will benefit the working work ing lag man The low price level will wil willbe be DC only temporary and prices win will 1 rise as a result and not as a 3 cause of prosperity DC De Lamar Holt club president wain wain wa was in charge Harry S S. S Joseph played playe d piano selections