Evening star., 1934-07-11
N. R. A. ATTACKED
|. BY COP. SESSION
"SubSidizing Waste and De-
Stroying Plenty" Con-
demned at Chicago.
Nv The Associated Press.

bN me A&HpNtHhtA FAfNss
CHICAGO. July ii.-Young Re-
publicans here to form a national or
SANITATION today wrote a statement
OF policy roundly echoing the charges
aimed at the administration by their
elders.
We condemn a government which
subsidies waste and destroys plenty
said the sessions Committee on Pol
lev. which creates tremendous debts
to be shouldered by our generation
and those yet unborn. and which i'm
plants fear by gag rule, spying and
'crack-down' methods"
Read by Ames X. Bagley Of Salt
Lake City. the statement charged the
administration substitutes Snowman
ship for craftsmanship"
Republican Program.
1t declared that the Republican
party's program can be expressed In
four words-liberty, honor, security
and progress
We affirm our faith in forward
looking legislation to insure security
and individual opportunity for great
and small alike said the statement.
We believe that the wage Garner
must receive fair proportion Of the
earnings of industry. and that the
farmer is entitled to a fair profit on
the fruits OF his labor"
While the young Republican lead
erS, called into session by a special
committee of the partys national
committee, disclosed their stand on
fAtthlir Of faf Al Ia
national committeeman. waited to
hear their recommendations on how
the young voters could aid in the Fall
congressional campaign.
Voting Power Expected.
1t was expected that Hamilton
would accept the young Republicans
demand for voting power on the partys
national committee, and would agree
TO recommend 1t TO the Executive Com
mittee. An act of the next Republican
national convention would be neces-
sary to effect the change, 1t was ex-
planned.
Miss Dolly Madison OF Metuchen,
N. J., was elected vice chairman of
the new national organization, 10
serve, with Chairman George Ohm
stead Of Des Moines, until the first
general meeting.
Young Republicans we're called by
their party leaders to fight "as We
have never fought before, against the
colossal bureaucracies" OF the Demo-
cratic administration.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt. IT., sounded
the keynote, assailing the policies Of
his kinSman.
YOU" he said, will pay the piper
for the follies of the Democratic ad-
ministration for you win pay the
debts they insure. You and your
children will struggle under the laws
they make and you should have q say
In the party councils.
Liberties Are Violated"
'These are grave times. Our liber-
ties are being violated. cast aside and
disregarded. Free speech and a free
press are threatened, as we'll as the
very spirit Of the bill of rights.
What does this colossal Govern
ment regtmentation mean? II means
the forfeiting of everything for which
the couptTy has stood. II means
country frozen in classes and directed
by an oligarchy. Colossal buro-
cracies have always been the same
rigid, tending to corruption. and by
their very strides perpetuating them
selves. We should flght against them
as we have never fought before"
Col. Roosevelt appeared with Henry
P. Fletcher. national chairman. who
told the delegates the party may set
up brain trust" OF Its own.