The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
(speciaI to The Democrat)

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 NauRatuck, Oct. 30 - President Roosevelt promised us the moon and gave us the cheese, John F. 5chere- lchewsky, headnnaster at the Sufield Junior school and former Harvard l football star, said in a talk at Py- thian hall last night, sponsored by the Young Republican Club.
 The young man who few years ago thrilled Harvard football fans. scored quite a hit with the audience of about SO, as he calmly but vigor- otisly assailed the workings of Rooseveltian policies.
 We are considering two men, Roosevelt and Landon for a job and we should act as we would if it were any other job, consider the re- cords of the men to see which is the better, he stated.
 | Roosevelt has spent 25 billion dol- lars, he said, 8 lot of money. Seven million were spent on the PaSma- quoddy project. two million. for a ditch in. Florida He spent almost as much as another democratic admin .stration spent in the World War t6 help Englishn1en kill Germans, he said.
 The cost of government this year. 7 the speaker continued will be nine billion dollars. About 75 per cent of the people in the. United States don't get large enough incomes to pay income taxes but we pay the bill just the same, he said. Almost every time you draw a breath you have to pay for it, he charged. Taxes on cigarettes, clothing, food and a number of other things hit all of us, he pointed ont.
 You are paying six billions of the nine billions spent annually, he said. He declared friend has asked him if he wouldn't be willing to pay 13 billions to get 20 billions in return ing prosperity. "Of course, but 13 billions of that 20 billions is the amount you and and the rest of the citizens pay in taxes, he said.
 Charges Votes Bought
 The democrats figure 60 per cent of the votes in the United States has been bought already by WPA funds, he said. In another four lyears, it may be 90 per cent, he warned. f.>
 l He assailed Roosevelt's claim that live billions has been spent in self Supporting projects, explaining that such things as government-Subsi- dized power projects are furnishing competition to some local plants. 'It,s chisseled income" he alleged.
 The president is not paying back the debt as he promised he would, Ines throwing good money after bad, the young instructor stated. He as- serted the IA million deficit in this lstate since the democrats have been in power is just an example of simi- lar democratic waste in other lplaces.
 On one side of a hill a swamp is being drained for farm land and on the other side a swamp is being built for ducks, he Stated. Roose- welt claims factories are working nights, he said. Anybody could put on @ big front on borrowed money for a time, he said.
 Roosevelt claims to have helped the farmers, yet one this country one of the greatest wheat and cot lton producing countries in the world, has to import cotton anc wheat and pay high prices for it That's our new prosperity" ht ladded.
 Discussing relief, he said that WPA workers won't take temporary jobs in regular business at higher lpay because they would not then bt able to get back on WPA. "It's sac sad thing" he said. Tn Pennsylvania you have to be a democrat to get g WPA job, h, charged.
 Roosevelt promised to reduce use. less committees but instead has in creased them considerably, ht claimed.
 Hits Roosevelt Statement
 Roosevelt first said the AAA wa. an emergency act and later said i was not intended as an emergency provision: Roosevelt sponsored un. constitutional acts, he declared.
 On the other hand, Governor Landon promised balanced budge