The Coolidge examiner., 1936-08-28
APPEAL TO REASON

In order 20 start t!:s subject our
properly, GO back 20 1880 Under the
Republican Regime when over T.,
600 banks closed their doors, and
took owe Az billion of dollars of
the peoples saving, and sent the
United States 20 the lowest level
since the Civil war; and when the
Red Cross, charitable organiza lion
was running soup kitchens in all
the big cities of the country. The
Republican Administrator did moth.
ing to remedy the situation, beyond
calling for more charity, and sent
our gold reserves across the Pond to
help the European Nations to
finance the building of greater and
greater armanments to fight one all
other with.
Now, Franklin D. Roosevelt, was
not elected by any one Party Oh
clique, but by the masses, who gave
him the largest majority any pres
ident of the United States ever re
ceived. When he took office he was
confronted with the hardest job any
TrC IT naS sYer "a
only seven days he changed the ell
tire complexion of the United States
from that of gloom and despair tC
that of courage and nopefullness
He stopped the flow of gold out OF
the Country, and put the banking or
safe and sound basis. He called
a halt to unscrupulous stock mari.
pulation, and put thousands of men
to work; he has sent thousands OF
dollars to flooded and drought
stricken areas. If it were not fol-
the drought in the Middle WesI il
+; nine states at the present time, we
would be on a par with 1929. The
government put the Civilian Con
SelvatiOn Corps into effect-one OF
the greatest achievements of tn
New Deal, and few people realize
its importance.
Now in all fairness to everyone
has any one aspirant to the White
House advanced any idea of how
he is goig to handle the government
if he goes there? Only that he will
stop the New Deal. If the New
Deal is stopped, and nothing put in
its place, can it be imagined what
will happen? You know that one
hungry man cannot feed another
hungry man, and there is no one
able to hire everyone. If the govern
lnent does not feed the hungry man
he can go hungry, and he won't like
that. By your votes you will de
termine whether we sell our Birth
right and go into Bondage and have
a dictator, and see death and de
struction stalk our land as in Spain
at the present time. Anyone can
critjcise and tear down, but it takes
smart man to put forth a construc
tive idea to take place of what he
wishes to teaI down.
Arizona is in far better condition
than the majority of the States
thanks to her present administra
ton. Governor Moeur used good
| judgment when he put the 2%o sales
tax into effect. 1t put men to wol Il
on construction which will stand as
a monument to his administration
for many yeais. and has pu'
| Millions of Dollars into circulation
in the State. Now does Moeur's op
ponent make you any suggestions
as to how he is going to cope with
the situation? Only that he WI
work for a 5000 per month old age
pension, which at the very least is
a visionary p:pedrean. The neares
We will ever get to an old age pen
SION is the Social Security Act, al
this time. Now l appeal to every
voter, especially the working mer
{since when they are benefited
every other business will profit t,
stop, look, and listen before yo,
vote, and don't :t: set the friends
that helped you through one of tn
worst depressions any man ha
ever seen in the history of the Unit
ed States.
GEO. A. NOWLIN
Coolidge, Ariz., August 25.