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PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON', TIIURSDAT, OCTOBER 4, 1934. FEDERAL INROADS INDUSTRY FIELDS Government Factories Cur tail Enterprise, Garment Workers Claim May Mean New A. F. L Policy SAW FRANCISCO. Oct, 4. (AP) Labor's reactions to new deal actlvl , ties took an unusual turn today. Op position to glvemment competition with private enterprise In industry brought up the possibility the Amexl , can Federation of Labor would set a 1 precedent by opposing; the Invasion. A delegation from the United Gar ment workers raised the Issue with the complaint their members were i threatened with, further curtailment of employment. T. A. Rlckert of New York, their epokefiman, an 1d the employes had 1 averaged only 34 hours work a week I in the Industry for the lent four years, and with government competl 1 tlon will fare still worse. The government," he said, "has elated It la trying to create new em ployment. What la the use of making j new employment In government plants and throwing workers out of : established plants? "What Is the gain In taking one group off relief and putting another on? "These government plants will turn , out overalls, pants, shirt and other ; clothing that always was produced by private enterprise only. They will out down the use of machinery and workers in private plants, where only ft small part axe now used. "Will the government buy new ma chinery at s big expense to do this work? And tf It does, what will It , do wltb the machinery when It gets through? 'The government la threatening the '. welfare of workers and manufacturers In all lines of wearing apparel. "The government can be expected to undersell private enterprise be cause as everyone knows, you can pro. duce cheaper in a factory If you don't have to pay taxes on it." Kickert's fight went far to align labor, for once at least, along with capital In this Issue. The. voice of , the latter baa often been raised In ' loud alarm as the hand of government reached out to participate In actlvi ' ties once the exclusive realm of prl ' Tate entcrpreneurs. Particularly loud ; have been the. outcries of power com ! pany executives. Action by the convention on the matter was believed by well-informed delegates to be problematical. The garment workers have a resolution, now before the resolutions committee, which would place the federation on record opposing "government ventur- 1 tag into competition with private en 1 terprlse where such Industrial ven ture la not made Imperative by public necessity or governmental require ments." The resolutions committee may , head off action by the convention. I Otherwise the delegates will be called upon to decide whether a new policy will be written Into the A. F. of L. records. HOME TOWN HONORS RAINEY AT LAST RITES V. VnV.' , ..... The casket bearing the body of the late Henry T. Ralney, speaker of the house of representatives, le shown being borne through a crowd numbering thousands that overflowed the courthouse lawn at Car rollton. III. The body was taken to the Ralney residence where funeral services, attended by President Rnosavelt and other hioh novarnment officials, wars held. (Associated Press Photni will probably reach Its peak, around hundred and fifty million people, and then start declining. "Third, enormous decentralizing forces are beginning to Influence the psychology and eventually the loca tion of many of our city families. Hard roads, trucks, autos, blghllne electricity and the Increasing love or city people for good air, sunshine, trees and natural surroundings, will Inevitably result In drawing millions of Americans back into the open. "The obvious physical task to which we set ourselves haa been accom plished; and In so doing, we havo de stroyed In large measure the thing which gave us hope ard unity as a people. The keynote of the new frontier Is co-operation Just as that of the old frontier waa Individualistic com petition. The mechanism of progress of the new frontier Is social Inven tion, whereas that of the old frontier was mechanical Invention and the competitive aelsrure of opportunities for wealth. Power and wealth were worshipped In the old days. Beauty and Justice and Joy of spirit must be worshipped In the new." Grant County Fays SALEM, Ore.,- Oct. 2. (AP) Orant county paid its third quarter 1034 state taxes to the state treasurer to day amounting to $5274. Only three WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And YouTl Jump Out of Bed in , the Morning Rario' to Go ff yon fed pour and sunk and th world looks punk, don't aw&Uow a lot of Bait, min ral wiur, oil, laxative candy or chewing furo and ftipeet them to make you suddenly tweet and buoyant ud fuil of sunshine. ' For thy can't do it. They only mm tha bowels and a mere nmremunt doeavt get at ttw ibum. The reaaou for your do wrwnd-out lectin is your liver. It should pour out two poumla ol liquid bilo Into ycur bowels daily.. I idhiuiib u not now!iis; ireely, your food doean t digest. It junt decays in the bowels. Uas bloats up yo:r stomach. You have a thick, bad taste and your breath ta foul, kin often bracks out in b!nmihM vni aches and yuu fed down and out. Your whole tem m poisoneo Xtn;aJfe?.Vlo,e Jt td CARTER'S LITTLE LIVKIt PILLS to get those two pounds ol bile flowing Iredy and make you leel "up sod up." They contain Wonderful, leirwuio cskiacLS, auiSKinn When It comes to making the bile flow freely. Dot don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter! Little Uw nils. Look lor the name Carter's ":m. run on tne rca uoei. Itewnt uhsutatsw25e at dru stores, o 1931 C. M. Co. at iwa i - WmmmiM is E, WALLACE'S BELIEF Worship of Justice Instead of Gold Held Need of Nation in Latest Book by Agriculture Secretary MEW YORK, Oct. . (AP) Whrn i the tock market crnfthNl In 1039, It w plain the nation would be forced wajr from the "flenhpou'1 of the pant, declare! Henry A. Wallace, eec- 1 retary of agriculture. j "Phyalcally," eonttnuoa the eecre-1 taiy In hla moat recent book. "New Frontlera," and In other waya alio, ! tha bn.lc etructure of our land or yeaterdny had been torn to piece By the raw pioneer rules of flrat takea, we have encamped as mi grants and have taken greedily and unevenly of the wealth. "We fBoe. moreover, these hard facta. Plrnt, the land frontier of the TJnlted Statea Is gone. DepreeMon can io lonucr he solved by snipping the unemployed wrut. We must learn to live with each other. We have no longer enonnoua, uneiplolted natural lesonrcea awaiting only the touch of young and vigorous hands to be trana. formed Into fabulous. Individual wen 1th. "Second, the wealth that may be drawn by the ahrewdeat of a rapidly expanding population la now draw ing to a close. 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