Show J i -- THE SALT LATTE TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER SATURDAY MORNING 9 1933 “Insane There’s a pretty i for not doing W or her normally wants a permanent Job is1 ities and gleet them ‘tel message eggs and butter were pointed to by helped out a little here apd a little as an excuse ’ And so I like to from me — this work is an essential the director of the federal relief as Counties have gone broke ana so the r f there but with the fact that oeitHerjpajt (going to get relief of all pgrt of the government’s program he r edited that thousands were' not insane are chained up in poor farms ’The government cannot get along think of government they nor their livestock have any1 and In jails in miserable almshouses the program of the people of the getting enough to eat and wear chance of getting anything to live on without you The federal state and kinds as emergency relief Yew work has a twofold purpose United -- States to bWng us bark to Graphically he pictured to a con- where little is known about them X — soma lime there locaj governments can’t The- - whole - until next summer tills country has a right ta be ference of relief wmkers conditions wonder that somebody We are going to period we are going through will You are "meeting the emergency and wlietf is an emergency So — go to it- - and make a fcoord-notyl- e had found in travels over the coun-tr- that wide open” try to take care of it as an emer° a record of of but are chests money Wants Real Dai only future i lfisane chained In rethe Community close comes the It tp very citizens gency be very mote teUmjpof almshouses for lack of funds to Kentucky and West Virginia: borderline — where the Red Cross has to private organization through the going to keepua just as long as any ice of which we shall all — — a and mighty good proud’ put them Jn institutions transients sick and tired Lof reading articles to come We are goihg to have of us are alive too got to step in because it is a peculiar “shoved over state lines’' whole about them I want the ones who Fed- kind-- of disaster and does not'result years 8 WV-- A unemployed throughout the United thing they are 'WASHINGTON Sept counties whole sections of citieS sub- have been writing those articles for “I tell you very simply that you from flood or fire States and we know it I hope of vivid distress prevailing picture “There are cases in some of the coal though the time is going to come have a great responsibility on your sisting on relief the past 23 years to come down and land of And he put up the problems from deliver aome ideaa about It Because en government will not have tolshoulders and I knew that you are in a plenty was painted today mining sections of this country where the the director relief recipients we’ve got to know how many e telief I hope the time ts going1 going to fulfill it You are gping by Harry Hopkins relief families have been starving week in viewpoint of Problem by problem he recited Surpluses of grain dotton vtvega On Following Paw) (Continued from Pate One) that very early in this administers and week out over a long period of to come soon when everybody whoback to vour states and your commu or the community tion we laid down m regard to one time and where part of the government’s program' the portion et this great picture do to failed share state their the a someprogram of the people of the United what simple rule These are not disasters in the same States to bring us back to where this “When we came to the of sense or with the same results that problem country has a right to be file of human grasshoppers and floods are respon“So— go to it— and make a record meetingwe did emergency to make is not rush blindly in and sible The point I want needs of record a of not Only money but the government will take care of this You iave a “Very- gTeat opporservice of which we shall all be very say it’ we approached it from the other tunity not merely te keep people proud" angle first We said to the people of from starving You have a furtherto Extension Opposed his country ‘when you come to the opportunity of inculcating the underadministrar1 Mr Roosevelt said the problem of relief you face tee indi- standing that we have to build from to “a was per- vidual family tion program the individual min the bottom up — not merely to supply opposed manent extension of purely govern- woman and child who lives in a par- food from the top down There will TYECAUSE August is over is no signal her that prices wilt be high in September ment operation carried to the extent ticular locality and the first objective be a tendency this year in obtainof relieving us of our individual re- and the first necessity is that tee citi- ing the wherewithal relief We bought extra- size quantities of staples— and even made contracts for zens of that community through the for people to say “We can’t do ’ sponsibilities as citizens” fashiqm'goods ahead at prices dwarfed in comparison with today’s replacement “Taking it by and large the coun- churches the Community Chest the I believe they can do it bigger this levels' Our savings are your savings We urge in good faith— buy for now buy try is in a much more hopeful frame social and charitable organizations of year and more generously more sucfor the future while present quantities last! “People have the community are going to be ex- cessfully this year than they could of mirtd” he added more money to spend and more time pected to do their share to their ut- last Taking it by and large In which to do it” most extent first Then We come to is in a much more hopeful John Stewart Bryan publisher of this second need or objective and frame of mind People have more r the1 Richmond Va of local in that is the participation gov- money to spend and more time to do it It isn’t only the fact formally starting the conference’s ses- ernment in the adidtlonal need’ sions later at a hotel asserted the that a great many people have already Must Step In was not for help community necessity that local government been put back to work the fact that minimized by “5 per cent of the mado its share to the utmost and people of property have been getterial unemployment relief load” be- shall then if that is not sufficient if those ting more from rents there are fewer Q-uftJAiing carried by state federal and local two features did not meet the needs defaults on bonds and mortgages m governments N R A state Outside to unit the we neA the tome confiBryan said restoration of that still is not enough If tee "I believe today that you can go dence had been achieved He praised and ifhas done everything it reason- forth in the spirit of the N R A ' President Roosevelt’s “courage miti state should do then obviously the and work under it You of course ably in and stive handling federal hopefulness” government must step li) be- are going to work a great deal more the situation cause while it isn’t written in the than 40 hours a week I want to tell Judge Morgan O’Brien of New it is the in that you are hereby absolved York called upon the delegates at a constitution nevertheless herent dut yof the federal govern- you from the N R A — if you want to work night session to stand by the govern- ment to starvait sertizens from keep 70 hours a week go to it The execument in its recovery program and at Of course in an organizat&n of tive branches of the United States’ tee same time to remember the de- tion is I kind that there that suppose “We must and sortie of the other mands of private charity ’if we don’t government to feel certain tendency have work do branches of the government also are appeal to the milions who will’ the federal it government to beof means livelihood and the or counties feel ’if we exempt come “partners of the poor’ in every Municipalities’ "I think you must go into this camdon’t do it the state government will’ he said with the right to ekpect greater community” v or a local organization or a private paign success this year than last Tell everyText of Greeting individuals And say organization Here is the text of Piesident Reose-velt’- s ‘well if we don’t do it the municipali- body that we are a littlehas-t-bit like tne travel ties will’ In other words putting the old arailroad train that greeting to the conference “Mr Secretary of State and you burden on somebody else with the up long grade The first thing to do Who are the leaders in this cause for general thought in the back of our is to get that train started and the the alleviation of human need-“- I heads ‘if we don’t do it somebody else more we can accelerate the pace of more certain it is that have been somewhat occupied wiU’ And in the last analysis the that train the human kindness of Uncle Sam will see to it it i§ going to get over the top We the past 48 hours-witduring In ianeels in other parts of Jthe world out- that we don’t fail have got the train started and It is running let us say 20 miles an hour side of our owivctfuntfy — occupied in We (n Hand Hat We must get that twun to go 40 miles would States the the United that hope “We have had a great many exami assurantheft1 again is an there pn hour an not have to act outside of their qwn ples of Tate of areas in this country it Will go over the top Will you have qiyicters In the hope that another re- areas which have not done theirshare ce-that public will be able to solve its own and are cbming hat in hand tp the “All of this community chest work such a beautidifficulties just as we are seeking to federal all of this uniting in the'db’use of and ymgrfWC government I so have want on ful selection to solve our difficulties And relief’ There have been meeting human needs is basedDurno set speech to deliver to you to- - states federal ‘cooperation’ which have not done their share tljat old word chooseJ'romat "when rwasort the other —states where the problems of relief ing tee “I want to talk to you very simply side the prime minister of England anywhere near mixed have with gotten politics up and very briefly in regard to what was lunching with me George Lloyd this low price! are in pothat thinking at the American embassy one day might be called the ’whole picture’ legislatures You are notJl)e whole of the picture litical and not in human terms There and our ambassador- said something and neither am I but the nation is are municipalities which are going our cooperation in winning the with the spending of the tax'es about Our task I think is to complete the ahead wir Lloyd George turned to me and find then for and purposes political Whole of the picture and not leave said: ‘You’ Americans are inventive All the new shoulder sleeve effects they haven’t any money left for re- —you have imagination Will you enjr unfinished portion thereof lief purposes “As you know the many governhome send back word the that please gorgeously “I am glad to say that those Indiments in tee United States the fednum- British government will offer a prize eral government the 48 state govern- vidual cases are diminishing in counof 10000 pounds to any American Black Brown Green Wine Eel Grey on Flounces Fur Epaulets Wings ments and the tens of thousands of ber because the people of this who will discover some other word Semi-Le- g o’ Mutton local governments are doing their try understand it and are telling the to take the place of “cooperation”?’ Sport Mixtures ! All silk lined sizes 14 td 46 Cartridge Pleating best to meet what has been in many government bodies local or state No one has ever won the prize yet to ball’ and ’play ways one of tee most serious crises that they have got Manchurian Marmink People Mast Join Opossum tr Lapin In history On the whole they have not shirk There are a lot of cases to are so close which the border line "The point I wish to make Is that Racoon done well The federal government Manchurian Pointed Skunk Wolf Carpcul of a not do this there are in that belong they emergency great many people cannot by any means accomplish the country who are going to say ‘Oh task alone The government has dur- to the border relief problem I am helping through I South of have the governor given "Yesterday ing these past months entered into many fields of human endeavor that Dakota came to my office with some such and such an organization it has never participated in before extraordinary pictures of farm lands through such and such an individual bad devoured leave me out’ There is no such thing “I believe we Americans do not where grasshoppers wish to see a permanent extension of everything down to the roots Where as being left out They can’t be left purely government operations carried there isn’t anything left fot man or out They have got to jom you Beto tee extent of relieving us of our in- - beast to eat where many thousands cause unfortunately we know the as citizens of farmers are not faced just with frailty of a certain type of human dividual responsibilities end it la with that thought in mind' the temporary problem of being nature that says something like that Roosevelt Appeals th ror Local Chanties t it -- dontJ)lrc y -- Ta President Scores ’Communities Asking eral Aid After Wasting Funds -- ’ d these VALUES prove your saving days are not over! ’ - for-loc- it-1- u - a ! 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