ANSWER BY ROOSEVELT
COMMUNIST CHARGES
DECLINE PREVENTED
(Klee. Tel. Copyright—Onitml Press Assn.) SYRACUSE, Sept. 20.
As a first stop in his active campaign for re-election to the Presidency, Air. Roosevelt, to-night replied to Mr. W. R. Hearsl's charges of Communism, staling that the reforms that he had instituted had actually prevented a decline into that state, which had been fostered by the Republican policies. “The conditions congenial to Communism were bred and fostered throughout tho nation till the Democrats assumed their functions 1933/' lie said. He had told 10,000 persons at the State Democrat convention that ho pictured himself a true Conservative, having advocated that Liberalism which becomes plain to the farsighted Conservative.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19134, 1 October 1936, Page 5
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