Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1935, Page 24

o A v R . IANES RODSEVELT TS FEPLBLEA Says ‘Party Is Dead and “@rass Roots” Convention Is Looking for Body. By the Associated Press. EXCELSIOR SFRINGS, Mo., June 12.—James Roosevelt, son of the President, departed from a prepared address here yesterday to charge the Republican party is dead and the “grass roots” convention at Springfield, 111, 15 looking for the body. “A root is a (hing underground,” he smiled at his audience, gsthered here for a State-wide rally of young Derocrats, “They are trying to turn over the earth to find something, but che Republican party is dead and buried and they can only find the body " Attacks Arthur M. Hyde. The President’s eldest son, who §s secretary of the national young Democratic organization, brought his atteck directly into Missouri when he referred to Arthur M. Hyde, Sec- retary of Agriculture in the Hoover cabinet. Hyde delivered a eulogy to Abraham Lincoln at the opening of the “grass roots” meeting and '"‘Maryland Women’s active in formulating plans for the assembly. “Dead men cannot resurrect a dead party,” Roosevelt said. “And I refer to Mr. Arthur M. Hyde of Missouri, who claims he cannot understand |workers of Upper Prince Georges the administration’s sgricultural pro- | County met in Margaret Brent Hall am. I need only to point out that When the present administration | day afternoon to discuss over their wanted a Secrerary of Agriculture it | selected a man who hac lived Lis life- | pe held Friday at 2 o'clock at Beaver time among the farmers of the West| pam Country Club for the benefit of and not a man wrose recommenda- MRS. ROBERTA CAMPBELL LAWSON Of Tulsa, Okla., who was elected president of the General Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs during the annual meeting of the organization in Detroit, Mich. —Wide World Photo. 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