The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-21
News Review Of Current
Events the World Over
Senate Extends .Skeletonized NRA Despite Longs Extra
ordinary Filibuster-Crass Roots Meet Offers
4 Greed for the Republicans.
BY EDWARD w. K

E@1ELE-e
for the Republican Presidential nomi.
nation.
Mr.. Lowden. breaking 4 political q.
lence Of seven years vigorously de.
nounced President RoOsevelt's proposal
to change the Constitution to dt the
New Deal and argued at length for
maintenance OF the bill Of rights I'm.
impaired.
y THE platform" adopted BY the
grass roots conference these govern.
mental policies advocated:
L The Immediate adoption Of 4
policy OF economy and thrift In gov
eminent with due allowance for essen.
tial relief expenditures as opposed to
the present spending policy. OF waste
and extravaganza.
2 The prompt attainment Of . bal.
anced budget. not by the misleading
method Of double bookkeeping, but By
the honest method OF bringing the ex.
penses Of the government within the
limits Of its income.
3. A sound currency based on gold
and definitely stabilized by congress 50
that individual enterprise may have
confidence In the future value OF the
dollar. In terms OF which every mans
plans for his present or future must
necessarily be made. i
4 The Immediate withdrawal of
government from competition with pri-
yate industry.
8 The maintenance Of the vitality
and free growth Of American indus
try through the preservation OF the
competitive system protected against
monopoly BY the vigorous enforcement
OF antitrust laws. SO that small bust.
nesses may be preserved and the door
Of equal opportunity kept. open to all.
g. The rigid enforcement Of all
laws. civil and criminal. to prevent
and punish dishonest or unfair prac-
tees In business. industry. and finance.
Z. National recognition OF the needs
of agriculture. Agriculture ID q, funda-
mental industry OF the United States
The farmer Is. Of right, entitled to a
fair and proportionate part Of the
national Income and ia receive q parity
price for the products Of his farm In
domestic. markets.
g Work for the workers. With men
out Of work, as now. the capital strfc-
ture Of the nation Il not only being
impaired but undermined.
q. The breaking down Of arbitrary
restrictions that throttle world cSnil.
merce. such as quotas and exchange
restrictions.
10. Continued. protection to farm
and nome ownership and contlnued
provision. In cooperation with state
and local governments. for those that:
are In: need until private enterprise
absorbs the present army Of the IN.
employed.
Senator Robinson. majority leaderspf
the senate. speaking before the ArkaRs
a pharmaceutical association. said.
Of this: 4
.The tonly constructive suggestion
made In addition to those which are.
embraced In the Roosevelt administra.
tIon policies Is the often repeated de
mand for the balancing OF the budget.
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