Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1936 — Page 19

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Press : ROIT, Mich., Oct. 16.— of President Rooseaddress here last night

standing at the spot in front

city hall to which during the |

ble years from 1929 to 1933 ids of unemployed men and

urphy. glad ‘that he is standing betoday. His splendid record, Governor General of the ines and later as high com.of the United States to monwealth of the Philipnds out as one of the most tions in our The whole country is proud R Murphy and proud of what

something of the probDetroit in the depression ; fot only from Frank Murphy, . from my brother-in-law 0 was his city controller. all knew that during those the government of this city its operating expenses to bone, using every penny it scrape together for the rethousands of men and womwere literally on the verge tion. When money had raised, the Mayor and conwould go to private bankin New York where they were mpelled to pay very high interrates for further loans. 8y the spring of 1933 the city gd borrow no more from private

and the government of the | lag

of Michigan was unable to r any substantial help. [ recite these facts because while 38 problem of human relief in Dei was one of the most difficult @ nation, yet there were thouof other municipalities faced the same kind of crisis. ‘Action—immediate action—by the ¥ Federal government in Wash1 n, it is now ‘admitted by all but 3 most blind partisans, was what ed . It was the only left which could save the day. lief and work relief through funds saved can humanity, and as the went by it saved also the

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solvency of cities and states in every nation.

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. Detroit today is a very-different : i was a city from what it was three years pretty good wage scale and his reago, and while the wheels of industry turn fast and unemployment is very greatly decreased, yet there are many problems not yet Solved. Ido tain for their farm products. not accept the conclusion of many A South compelled to sell its Republican leaders that major decotton for 5 cents a pound, a Mid- pressions are inevitable in modem | dle West compelled to sell its corn fo Jo, 18" cee BH | a Sn wet Sout fain Hy EE A a TE ae wheat for 30 cents a bushel, could Lbor as low as $5 or $6 for two weeks’ work. It is not enough that we have saved many homes and put Shousangs of pechle 10 work. I beollar lieve t it is the y of governdollar “buying passenger cars, ment to bend every effort to prevent trucks and tractors. snother Majer Satasurophe such’ as that whic t country as a reIn all other fields of production sult of the Republican leadership

prices and values also rose—miners| ghich ran. the government from From a common cold went back to work — Eastern fac-|31921 to 1933. :

tories opened their closed doors. There are a thousand and one The dollars that we spent in re-| things still to be done. It has lief, in work relief, in CCC camps, | peen suggested that the governin drought relief, in cattle and hog ment’s agricultural program is a buying and processing, each of them | «jt or miss” affair not worthy of went to work. They were spent in support because, like an automothe shops of the city and in the bile, a new model is brought out stores of the small towns and vil- every year. I have been glad to es. accept that simile. They were spent again by the| I have told the farmers of this retailers who bought from whole- | country that farming and farm polisalers. They were spent again by | cles, like automobile making, ought wholesalers who bought from manu- | to improve each year—that Model facturers and processors. They were | T farming may have been all right spent again in wages to those who | 10 years ago but that we don’t want worked and in purchases from those | Model T farming or Model T anywho produced the raw materials on wing else in the year 1936. the farms. I have suggested that the autoAnd once again they were spent in the stores of the cities and the

shops of the small town villages. ROYSTER & ASKIN

You know h f these dollars have finally come to the city|| FUNERAL DIRECTORS

- , 1902 N. Meridian St. TA-0299 of Detratt in the purchase of auto eri aR , Literally the music went round 2522 W. Wash. St. and round and round and a lot

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