The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-14
IS
CHALLENGED
TO TELL PLANS
Landon Would Know # He
Would Change Form
of Government

NANlN fiI.-D' OSN1Ois' wv
II. UPJ.-Go~. ALI W. Lando"
challenged President Roosevelt
las. nigh, To- say whether the New
Deal proposed 10 change our
form of government or 10 pro
t.c, our rights and foster Amer:-
can initiative. energy and frugal
.,y." 49,.
The Republican presidential.
ronin., shouted 20 crowd o.
r.5Ja5ly 5000 daring ne - de-
,srcn blast o. this vas: 1aScoa!.
stadium tina. the Roosevelt admin
js,ra,ion rad taken the "ilrSt
stops" toward destruction O: d" .
rocracv aad creation Of q perma-
,.-, I.c.a,Uliu. form O: govern
r..nt I'm The United States. Euch
q ,or1crcv. he said. must be end
cG and the nation mast project It&
heritage OF free enterprise anC
initiative a. opposed 20 natlona-
planning. IL
He p,ndgcd himself to repeal al
acrs Giving "autOcratic power To
Inc president" praised the consti-
,ytion a. a chapter that has SerF-
ID the nation well. struck out a,
Capitalization Of government and
ya,rrd he American people that:
We cannot ignore the warn
mos in many countries where tne
charter Of freedom Is no more. We
must not. out of regard FOR any
man or men. blind ourselves 70 me
forces that are loose IN me "ot .I
1t Is question OF h""'""
freedom, ba, ,r;rd
Al "acn S!Ge' me ' !in,.. " .bo.
"hipPcd inc A'Lt ..o,,, lax ''"
decorated ."@ o."' LII i" his bands
ne EoEe''"' '':." - - 80
n!-H owe. III, " Wv c 81" Tbcrc
, Wv. -. h. waye6 down the. av-
vas was, ., nv ~ %" boo" from a loud
! J.. ;..j " .r C,S ~
''t C,b"ors %rrated Gov. Landon'S
o..ocL an New Dra Extravaganza
"rS IN his declaration that The
~oorro o.: the United States have
r.vnr authorized the president %
{. nm mowers 20 SuprScdc their
constitution"
Another roar met his pledge 10
repeal such powers.
Speaking in this huge lnduS,rIa!
center az the climax OF ms cam
uaign across the major Oa,''e
ground Of the presidential e!et
ton. the Republican nominee CIV
cd-one by one-the "unmlStaHa-
bic evidences" of centralized pow
er and national planning under
Roosevelt administration:
Then. plcdging himself to re-
neal "a. Of the acts giving auto
cratic power 20 the Ch!cI oN'C"'
tive" he flung a challenge al IN
president:
If there mas been a change OF
policy (sinCe the first steps To-
ward changing our form Of gov
n,.rmontD il is time the American
ncon'o we're taken into the conf
dorrn ne the administration and
- fornoj Of is plans. No No.
ion can continue half regimcnt"d
ard bals free
' .,W:S;cb conrsa does this admin
:..ro,;nr rronoso 70 follow?
ri. TT orIv ono man who
- ,bn onostion. and tina,
C ,.'.. a." -. -, na,didatn fo,. re-elec-
,i'"-' - . .L. oros;dercv
49,, roc;tod rho los. of
"GI, i-''' 90 5,,oacb of nresy. of
''ecG I; Dt - .bnmcbt under for
W :I. lp.s az" rn@;n1cs and warn
t. J !. LII u'' go ,"'
gu =, An,o,ica cannot icnor"
49, ,,.ar,;ngs ont Of regard for
lutHe W., wa 49, 80, n,on
al" VI. :. not oucstion of any
,,
ma" an. " a'', omos,;or of human free.
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"'! ~ porpbIican nominee struck
.. H. w neal along half a
a. 80 NV rrorts charging:
""I I.TLat III H. r,"tbods uscd abroad
: ,.,m a%' absnrb;nc nowc, and
- : 49, .ha Ior;siativo and IN.
G ,..II 'a,' 'rS , ,,a'.nrn,,nn, 80
ulcr". o. .. .Sm I;bortioc ard r;nbt. os
81 ,a,nIo nod honn followed in
the peop'?, 10. .pt L.. .Lrn, ,.aom.,
an - I'M. III ~" ~ nc &c h" 70" . >,
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nat t"c' E'"n va" q. u'I 10 a. Gu ,I;
opponent" u inc we" Dc"' Po'''
c'eS. Observation-Disclosures
nat tic PiI?Iiel1 "aH "C ,i.i'
vast powers Wh'c" are no. "ccen-
SarF or wise ana that 'hlS CON