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r PAGE TEN JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEifBER 14, 1933. SEEN BY LEADER OF TECHNOCRATS 'Roosevelt Folly' Brings Grim Smile to Chief of New Business System Expo nents Rescue Planned Br FADER WINGET. NEW YORK, Sept. 14. (P Tech nncraT. the social engineering pro gram designed by Howard Scott to ire North America, Is reaching lie mvhiLnid lite lines today in two branches over America. Chief Technocrat Scott IU In tall Manhattan office building and mile grimly at "Roosevelt lony. "By October of nest year the pres. nt revival expedient wlU have fall' ed." aays Scott. "I hope technocracy will be ready by then to take over the economic direction of the coun try." In a not far distant office building til Harold Loeb, good friend of Scott, who la executive officer of the con tinental committee on technocracy. Independent Oroupi. The organizations are Independent of each other and each claims more than 200,000 member In North America, principally In the mld-west and along the west coast. Loeb also Is sure the Boosevelt N. B. A. program will fall soon un less there Is an Inflation, which win only "postpone the day of failure." Back of both organizations 1 the Idea that the United States must be prepared for the coming power of teohnooraoy through educational channels. About one year ago a wave of nation-wide publicity awept over a small group of men working on technoc racy at Columbia university. Bicker ing started. The group split. Today the Howard Scott group and the Continental committee work along the same lines. Technocracy Explained. ' Technocracy, explains Continental, is " a scientifically planned system of production and distribution In which the purchasing power will equal consumption needs, limited only toy production capacity," "Technocracy Is not a philosophy of despair," says Loeb, "but a state of despslr will exist among the peo ple before they turn to technocracy for guidance" Scott looks out of the window and mllea from the oorner of hla mouth. "I am not an optimist about the people accepting technocracy," ho says. "Neither am I a pessimist about It all." " Dubbed Showman. Scott has been characterized as a "showman" with a desire to be "king of the technocrats." But Scott merely shrugs and pati ently explalna the principles of tech nocracy to a chance listener or to a gathering of engineers. Grunow To Open Intensive Sales Drive In Papers CHICAOO, Sept. 14. William C Qranow. president of the General Household Utilities company, to lay told the company's 300 dis tributors in convention here that the concern soon would begin an Intensive newspaper advertising campaign. He paid special tribute to the part the dally press hss paid In snllstlng public support of the na tional recovery set program. "They must be given full credit," he said, "for the generally better feeling." Continental Is not doing so much teaching out of New York at the mo ment, but efforts are being concen trated on development and expansion of the organization "until the day when present economic 'price systems' collapse end technocracy reigns." ) KEEPS STRENGTH SALEM, flept. 14. P) The OrRon National Guard will maintain a full drill schedule and activities will not be seriously affected by the- 16 per cent reduction in federal appropria tions, Brigadler-Oeneral Thomas B. Rllea declared today, correcting er roneous statements circulated re cently. "There will be no curtailment in our activities,' stated General Rllea. "This month the guardsmen are en tering their usual period of Intensive armory training.' During July and August training Is permitted to run at slow speed because of vacations and harvest work, he explained. "The chief effect of the reduction will be a IB per cent cut In the re muneration of the guardsmen," Gen eral Rllea continued, "but the men are taking it In good spirit and we haven't noticed anything otherwise." BIT OF FANCY FLYING STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept. 14. (AP) Increased admiration for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was expressed by Swedish aviators today after he had tested a Swedish army plane in a variety of ways, Including loops and spins. The machine was one over which aviation circles have divergent opin ions and the colonel's daring was admired all the more because of Its challenged worth. VTS WAVE SHOPPE new location Hotel Medford. VI Corby and Edna B re wold, operators. Tel. 1430. d? E. Rose for Elbert as. LIQUOR. SPORTS TAX SUGGESTED E Meier's Relief Committee Says Huge Sum Could Be Realized When Dry Re peal Becomes Effective PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 14 (T) A tax on liquor In the event the 18th amendment U repealed, and a tax on the receipts of various sport were among the suggestions submit ted by the ways snd means sub committee of Governor Meier's relief committee of 32, at its meeting here 1st Wednesday. The committee was given the task of determining the most feasible means of raining sufficient revenue to carry on Oregon's unemployment relief program until the end of 193. The amount needed has been esti mated as high as $17,000,000. Big Sum Possible. John Beckman, author of the Beck man Hquor bill in the last session of the state legislature, appeared be fore the committee with an estimate that beer can stand a tax of $1 a barrel In addition to the W a barrel federal tax. He suggested light wines could he taxed up to 40 cents a gal lon. 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The committee dlscusaed the ques tion of Increasing the state's reve nue on partmutuel betting from 3'4 per cent to 10 per cent, which some members thought would raise an additional CS00.000. John P. Lo gan suggested that boxing and wres tling also be taxed 10 per cent of gross receipts. 4 APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Class lessons for beginners 35c. Right foun dation. 12S N. Holly. CHICAOO. Sept. 14. The fel lowship of faiths was told by Henry S. Huntington, one of the founders of the International nudist conferenoe, that nudism was "breaking off the tsboo on the sight of the body." He spoke last night. Nudism, he said, minimized sex In terest. "This," he added, "Is a primary effect which everybody who has tried nudism Immediately notes. Nudism secures all the physical benefits of sun bathing and much besides. It produces quite remarkable psycho logical and social results and may have decided effects upon the char acter. Nudism Interests religious people." 4 Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. WELFARE EXCHANGE The Welfare Exchange will be open ed on the third floor of the city hall for service throughout the winter. Saturday morning of this week. An other appeal for supplies, especially shoea and other clothing for school children, was Issued this morning by Miss Helen Carlton, chairman of the exchange. The exact location of the exchange will be reported in the city hall di rectory on the first floor. 4 LA GRANDE, Ore., Sept. 14. (AP) Mr. and Mrs. William P. White and their three little boys received bruises and cuts but no serious In juries last night when a rear wheel came off their car which turned over. White is Union Pacific agent at Rleth. O. E. Rose for Elbert as. BY ROSEBURG, Sept. 14. () Rose burg residents were aroused this afternoon by news that s dog poisoner is scattering poisoned candy In vari ous parts of the city. 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