The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-01-11

Declaring that ave have under
taken a new order of things" and
American plan" within ct h q
framework and intent of the
American constitution" Roosevelt
recognized the peoples "desire for
change" with recommendations for
"a new economic order" which will
provide for the liquidation" of
this business of relief" the throw
ing Of about four and half mil
lion so-called unemployables, or the
aged, crippled and others, on the
inadequate mercies of 'local wei
fare efforts" and the superseding
OF the federal relief administration
with a "single new and greatly en-
larged plan" for emergency en-
ployment" which will give as
compensation" less than what pri-
waite employers desire to pay their
labor. The Big Business-Roosevel
legislative schedule proposed also
that the successful work" of the
mllltary-oriented and fascist-tinted
civilian conservation corps" be ex-
tended and enlarged.
The president prefaced his an
nouncement in a few days he will
make specific recommendations to
congress for "a broad program de-
signed ultimately to establish"
security of a livelihood" the Csc
curity against the major hazards
and vicisssudes of life," and "the
security of decent homes" with an.
optimistic report that will be dis
tlnct surprise to the many millions
of poor farmers and workers who
have borne the brunt of the new
deal anti-labor and war prepara-
lions program. Materially, can
report to you substantial benefits
to our agricultural population, in
creased industrial activity, and
profits to our merchants" he stat
ed.
Security" in the Future
President Roosevelt declared
however, that this security" pro-
gram will take many future years
to fulfill" His recommendations
are known to favor state unem-
ployment reserves" rather than
any form of genuine federal un-
employment insurance such as is
provided for in the bill substantial
ly formulated by the sponsoring
committee of the National Cong
ress for Unemployment Insurance
and introduced yesterday in cong
ress. He said that they twill COW
er the broad subjects of unemploy-
ment insurance and old age insur-
ance, of benefits for children, for
mothers, for the handicapped, for
maternity care and for other as
poets of dependency and illness
where a beginning can now be
made"
Though dressed up in character
site middle-of-the-road demagogy,
Roosevelt nevertheless voiced the
which was expressed
more forcibly in recent declarations
If the dominant bankers indus
,rialists' and landlords avowed
lntl-labor United States chamber
# commerce and the National As
ISOLATION of Manufacturers" Il
There is evident a restoration of |
hat spirit of confidence and faith |
which marks the American char.
lcter," he said. "Let him who, fot
peculative profit or partisan pur.
,ose, without just warrant would
eek to disturb or dispel this as
urance, take heed before he as
umes responsibility for any act
which slows our onward steps," he
.dded.
Despite last weeks extremely
American Federation
f Labor leaders announcement
hat unemployment has increased
or the sixth successive New Deal
Month and that it is nearly 100000
1ore than last year at this time,
Roosevelt declared that 1--WE have
roceeded throughout the nation a
Measurable distance on the road
owards this new order of things"
nd spoke about giving employ
lent to the 100000 he said will
emain on relief after the scutt-
ng of the 100000 "unemploy-
bles," pending the formers cab
orption in a rising tide of pri-
ate employment"
Silent On Wage Cuts
He declared that there are zap
roximately 100000 (heads of
antilles; at least four to a family
ncmployed now on relief rolls"
owever. he made no reference to
lie wage-cutting program recently ;
Inflated by his administration and