The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-20

America.
Ideas were copied from coun-
tries where FaSciSm, Commu'
niSm or National Socialism Is
the order and many Of these
experiments have been made
into laws for our people, by a
Congress, which has acted as
a body Of rubber stamps and
followed the dictation which
came from the White House.
Some high minded members
of both parties from both the
upper and lower house, fought
as lard as humans could fight,
against these un-American
measures, but only occasionally
could they stem the tide.
Dictation was replacing de-
mocracy until May 81 OF this
year, when the Supreme Court
of the United States by unani-
nous decision declared uncon-
stitutional one Of the New
Deals pet measures, the NRA
(National Recovery Administrar
tion.)
That other such laws will re.
ceive the same fate, Is under
stood even by the Administra-
ton, which nevertheless is urg'
ing Congress to put through
more bills of questioned consti.
tutionality so that the delay in
legitimate and permanent bust.
ness recovery can be blamed on
others instead Of on the insane
experiments Of these New Deal
erS.
Most Disturbing
The day after the Supreme
Court declared the NRA meas
ure unconstitutional I had the
privilege of lunching with
President Roosevelt. His health
could not have been better but
his statements outlining his
plans were most disturbing and
if known would shock every
staunch American.
My Investigations of the po-
litical trend has convinced me
that the people are beginning
to recognize the Presidents
broken promises; his assault
on the Constitution and his
intimation that he would
pack" the United States Su.
preme Court; am also con.
WINGED that our citizens have
now awakened to the fact that
the New Deal Administration is
not an American Administra-
ton, not a Democratic Admin
istration, but a group Of men
who perhaps innocently but at
least ignorantly are trying to
create one national State, with
a RECOMMENDATION not only of
business and agriculture, but Of
the people themselves. And all
this means Fascism mixed with
Communism.
AS Governor
Personally, I do not believe
that Mr.. Roosevelt had any
such thoughts before he be.
came President.
AS Governor of New York,
he properly fought for State
rights and it is only since his
election, after he surrounded
himself with such alien-minded
Socialists as the Frankfurters,
the Wallaces, Tugwells, Coins,
Corcorans and others of this
breed, that he suddenly started
to "remake" America.
Nothing of the past was worth
continuing. Everything was
wrong, including the Constitu.
ton and the Supreme Court.
All things were to be changed.
The Henry Fords, the Walter
Chryslers, the Gerard Swopes,
and other such self-made men,
were to be no more. Regimen
tation was to replace individual.
ism.
ASinine Acts
Through the most asinine
experiments ever invented by
the inexperienced Secretary
Wallace, the cost of living Is
rising and the relief rolls in
creasing, and all at the expense
of the thrifty and the men and
women who are fortunate
enough to have jobs today.
At the Presidents request a
new tax bill is now being
rushed through Congress. It is
admitted the bill is to soak the
successful and the thrifty. This
means that every holder Of
stock and every holder of a life
insurance policy will suffer be-
cause Of this new bill. Millions
Of our people urged further
consideration Of this extremely
harmful measure but the White
House demands that it be
passed and a weak Congress
simply acts as it is told.
Is it, therefore, surprising
that a change in sentiment has
at last come to the American
people?
Everywhere you turn there is
evidence that President Roose.
velt's popularity is failing-and
If this continues, it will mean
that November, 1886, will find
the New Deal Administration,
Brain-TruSters and all, not only
eliminated but deservedly dis
graced.