In Inside side r Stuff H By RAY BAY TUCKER Subbing f for r P Paul ul Mallon now on WASHINGTON September r re 12 ie e Republican national commit commit- S S sa balance balanco sheet for the June June- lUst gust quarter furnishes a a tip on w the wealthy are reacting to renew ret re- re t new deal policies They bear at inside stories that in 1936 the 0 O. Ps P.'s cupboard will not be pty pty There here appears to be be a direct con con- cUon between the flow of G. G O. O OP P P. and administration relea rc rc- ries u lea Alth Although he p passed sed the tho hat S und Sund nd wherever he could gain en cn- Chairman Fletcher col collected from March 5 to June 1 L at t In late May the supreme co court rt d the president to resort resor t to i dial legislation even more radl radiI radi radi- al I than han what had gono before It nt the large Interests and roused hope bope among tI the hitherto q c G GO 0 O. P. P leaders Between them Ute they raised ewD Deal tl in Juno June July and August Gop G. G O. O P. P It Itis t is true that S there has been no t t. t rush to contribute Four Pour New PS-New New York Republicans the R Rockefellers George GeorCe F. F Baker the Pew family of 1 Philadelphia Burned in 1 of at the total But i had bad not nol given a nt at Since th the 1932 campaign G G. G O O. accountants a noted that their do- do cne ClUne after th the president his the soak tax bill bUl billa a ra Fletcher is keeping S the best f newS He will spill it n a the fuU ull fl committee meets meets' at Ington n lato late this month to db- db line Uno of attack on the IiiI S 'S ce making his report a few ii ago F l Mr r Fletcher Jetcher ha has haa re received elved WOO from New Now York moneyS money- money Actors S tors rs and front from Ho can pay off oft the i jf fl a and d still sUU have more in the treasury Tl The TheT e 0 T p p. p congressIonal committee nd j almost as good luck in Ie g funds and so ISO have local p in various various' sections b of the theS S figures figure have political on hel S f i Inside Stuff Continued from rom Pue Page One 1 In Mr Fletchers Fletcher opinion The They convince him that conservatives conservatives conservatives conserva conserva- tives who s supported Mr Roosevelt out of dissatisfaction with Mr Hoover are arc returning to the fold told Remembering the apparently rock- rock boU bottom m vote of in 1 1032 1932 32 his ruddy Ud y face wears a smile I Huey Hucy Longs Long e array of body guards of often otten ten i brought amused smiles to the his colleagues They kidded the Kingfish about t them In let tl the cIo cloakroom kroom Reporters r rarely rely descrIbed de de- scribed them in their stories be because because beit bes be- be cause cause s it it seemed d too fantastic for tor serious treatment They sat in senate g galleries when he was In the chamber They accompanied accompanied ac ac- companied h him i m Gunmen Not through Theatrical Theatric l s 1 i Ion o n a n 1 I corridors Trappings and subways jostling jostling jostling jos jos- august personages personages personages per per- aside now and then They ate at nt a n nearby table in th the senate restaurant t. t When Mr Long visited friends in qu quiet ef suburbs sub they lo lounged on on the porch theIr hip pockets bulging and frightening his host On wintry nights they parked In the kitchen But his as assassination has hu convinced con con- vinced a a skeptical capital that the senator wasn't simply i indulging Inthe in inthe the theatrical While his gunmen will vill hardly be received re in the best circles they w wont won't necessarily figure to be jobless Career men in In the state department department department depart depart- ment lifted their eyebrows when Secretary Hull HulI gave out a n 10 lO old exchange notes of-notes between Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ot Ot- Ot- Ot tawa and Washington on on th the s subject subject sub sub- b- b of reducing tariffs on on Canadian products They recalled that this nation has requested the recall of ot foreign diplomats diploma for attempting to influence domestic politics What happened is this tM In order to placate Canadian farming groups who seek a market for their goods goodsin in this country Premier Bennett sent dent nt Mr Hull a strong demand for reductions reduction's last November ember The document document document doc doc- bore all the earmarks of a apolitical apolitical apolitical political platform especially as his opponent Mackenzie King is popular popular popular lar in the tho farm areas Mr Hull Hun promptly turned down the request est A few weeks ago Mr Bennet asked permission to make public the exchange B But u t tHull Hull Lets Let that would have Canadian Cat embarrassed o 0 our u r rOut rOut Out of Ba Bag secretary of state w who h o constantly informs Inquisitive American f farmers farm farm- rm- rm er ers that th these se tariff negotiations must be kept secret until consummated mated It would not have looked well welt for or Mr Bennett to disclose Information withheld from our own farmers So Mr Hull obliged by letting letting letting let let- ting the Canadian cat out of ot the tho diplomatic pouch H Harry rr Hopkins is having a a. hard time ime in staving off ff th the pleas of ot many tor funds with to l operations ons Although ale no info information matton on on these disputes has hid le leaked ked out they have led to bitter altercations behind the doors S 'S Some me cities want money to engage en en- gage extra p police lice Others would like Un Uncle le Sam to pay pay the wages of street t cleaners firemen bookkeeper er ers ere T They ey argue that they h have ve 1 reached their debt through ex- ex to relieve unemployment or that they have turned over their I best con collateral tera to the fed federal g government gov gov- v- v Mr Hopkins Hopkin Insists t that at he cant can't I be expected to finance their I II I ordinary activities He will put up I tho-moncy tho for tor boondoggling boondoggling- but buthe he doesn't Intend to play tho r role le of ol Santa cla Claus Glaus perm permanently ne t y rte You will hear more about the high i cost of of living from now on It is Is' worrying insiders' insiders at Washington more than than the they ther Living Living- a admit d m i t publicly Costs The Republicans Worry Vorry will make t th the h e c most of it In their literature lit lit- during the fall fall especially especially as asno asno asno no sizable drop appears appear in sight Wage Vage earners' earners costs are now running run run- ning slightly above 80 per cent with 1923 figures es equaling the level This is only 15 per cent below the high mark of ot July 1923 three 1923 three months before the crash From the administration viewpoint the most unfavorable feature Is t that food and nd rents show show the chief increases It items s which h always alway cause ause I Itle the tle most pointed political resentment resent resen ment Surviving N R A economists economist are studying g the problem But there doesn't seem to be much that they can do about it itA A member In ver administration has hns suffered fi financial fl- fl reverses may offer after him a n job The law in of ot a high official at ot Washington is on relief in fn New NewYork York City The company which arranged Bainbridge Colby's political political cal talks over over the radio is said to tobe tobe tobe be be- closely connected with Hearst wont won't incur any any campaign expenditures until he has a a a. bank balance to cover them Jim Wadsworth may may dramatize himself into presidential limelight by champl championing nin a potato po po- po-I po tato