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About the time Jimmy's peregrinations began to be accepted as the legitimate privileges as the president's a “ tee Se ee ea 7, “so AL ao ‘yf Farce Lee ie tf Ce NM LNG ate Mle a Dat} WAM Suggestion for ah Acnument tothe (AL Pet ys fue are i tee: te f+ fi y Roosevelt’ ‘Ad dmi NS HON nee a SC hs i i . ay ines see fie Soy en ‘aha recent expose of mre oosevelt, who’ on his own admission had 5 a technica nautics and was not a capable flyer yet through political leverage was given the empty title of Bri is a sordid addition to the record o of 2 family that moved in on the American people and exploited ith heaven ahandas. — BR OFRSeN BOSRcon. of our highest eovernmental office of Our migstst goversmisn Tt wilt be recalled how Jimmy, in the carly days of his father's occupancy of the White House, suddenly became an important factor in the writing of insurance, something new to him. Of course, it was only a co- ' incidence that Jimmy’s company got some of the highly profitable insurance business coming from folks who | had big, juicy government contracts for this and that wherein it was desirable to have the good will of the Royal | family, especially the Royal Mamma who at times stayed at the White House with the Royal Papa. Not long after this strange looking deal was given publicity, Jimmy was made a Colonel so as to act as a physical aide I, to his ailing father. When it became necessary for Jimmy to be absent from his busy desk in the insurance company, so the news stories told a wondering public, Mamma looked after his interests because the revenue thus gained was not hay. Then followed Jimmy's daring exploits in the South Seas which gained for him special citations for bravery, or something which has never been made clear. ! son, Mamma saw the opportunity to drag in a little kale and she began broadcasting, advertising a new kind oi soap called “Sweetheart” that would make clean even the skin of someone engaged in dirty politics. Now | Mamma was a traveler of renown. The fact that her husband was sick in mind and body and constantly needed | the care of those about him, did not deter her from flitting around, attending parlor-pink and red meetings which she dignified by her presence as America’s first lady. She became greatly interested in race equality and | used her influence to mix negroes in with whites, much like raisins stirred into an angel food cake. She grew | bolder daily, finally reaching the point where she was passing out opinions having to do with administration policies. Next followed the publication of “My Day”, a syndicated newspaper column which netted a pretty | penny as she told the anxiously waiting world what she had done and where she was as she used greatly needed \ transportation space, hopping from place to place, the self-appointed and well-paid representative of American womanhood. This she continued as her failing husband limped alone toward the grave, finally passing away with her and ali the others of his immediate family far from his side. concern that was seeking and apparently secured his Royal-family blessing on a project which had been turned down by experts qualified to pass on it, was a practice not entirely new to the family for it will be recalled that when his mother christened a ship built by Henry#Kaiser at Vancouver, Washington, according to newspaper stories published that day and never disputed, she wore a corsage which Henry gave her, made up of over seven hundred dollars worth of War Savings Stamps. Just 2 little something from the Kaiser family, that was also eating in the New-Deal feed bin while turning out shipsthat cost twice what they were worth and were so poorly constructed that the most expensive of them gained world-wide notice by breaking in two in the middle, | | | Now the fact that Elliott accepted lavish entertainment and borrowed money from the front man of a | { ' in one instance, even before out of sight of the place where launched. Henry worshipped at the Roosevelt shrine * and with a member of the Royal family who was in the big dough, writing a column for her public, it was only fitting that he should hang something on her chest that would Iset longer and do more than an orchid and there Hing that he shoul mang somethin ge {mere is no record of her having refused this interest-bearing bouquet. oot. iy ‘4: } | | i The administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt will go down in history as one of the darkest pages of human progress. His utter disregard for the truth and the unprincipled methods he employed in remaining in office saw him stoop to practices of arch hypocrisy, since exposed by his intimate associates, that passed far beyond honesty, even after making allowance for the latitude ordinarily granted in politics. He clasped to his bosom all the riff-raff of the nation and installed in important public offices both men and women whom he could not help but know were unalterably opposed to our form of government and were surreptitiously planted at vantage points to help bring about its ruination. While carping about race and creed inequality, as a theme song to bring the unthinking masses to his support, he and his wife actually did more to promote creed and | race strife than was ever done before in the history of our country of will ever be in the future. The evils of | this one specific heritage from Roosevelt's administration alone will remain to curse and bedevil generations to come. The seeds of such philosophy were purposely planted in foreign lands where they will grow and some. / terrible day come back to menace our children and our children's children. The Roosevelt administration is di- “’ rectly responsible for our government being hopelessly involved in a debt so great that if it is ever repaid, which is doubtful, virtual enslavement to taxes cufficient to kill all initiative i be neces for the by two years. REO - At some prominent place in Washington, D. C., there Reon erected a ministration. It should be constructed of soured green hemlock be yt et emits nite oii: be one tall center pole topped with a likeness of the great want various ane of his brain-trusters, with an inscription at its base reading, “We will vin and sp spend ie spend an id tax and tax." At each corner there could be a space for the lesser lights, those who prostituted the advantage of marital or parental relationship. It could be continuously watered in a er similar to the treatment accorded our gold atandard, so that the decaying wood out of which it was built would never cease to <qmell like the record Reprint from CROWS PAGIFIC COAST LUMRER DIGEST, Platt Building, Portland 5 @fregon, issue of August 7, 1 o