Show INSIDE TUFF By PAUL MALLON l WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Sept 20 has completely lulled Skippers f lp r. r and the crew of ot the theA theIA theR R IA A A. They have no idea where Tire Ire sa sailing no nor nor are are re they sure i if to sn charge g of f the ship Jwo weeks ago It ft was fairly Vail dall N R A A insiders that the Mr was getting the track at the White House He Hethe Hethe the reorganization plan which been sen submitted to the president prestige grew when the labor board announced nit veIt V Views WS its its' decisions in the Puzzle to H Houde ude and Kohl r rA A A 4 Officials cases In both these thee f c cases ses the board althe ale al- the old labor policy pressed essed in the automobile strike n ments at showed very clearly the way wInd was vas blowing but then it suddenly announced that Chair Chair- r n ft Garrison of the labor board was king icing up to go home The excuse was offered th that t. t he had get back to his college work Yet Yeti associates began to wonder ether bether his newly announced lab labor r lIcy accurately reflected d a a change k Mr Roosevelt's view or whether was s In conflict with the admin admin- tion n. n General Johnson a 1 ted talking again like a man with tiit He criticized the attitude roe oi strikers strikers and and ga e gave man inan many in inT inthe T e th the Impression h he w sr a higher vIew viewpoint perhaps s of f b of ot H l' l rk rk n h here re took it that way and d hied bled th them them- m. m Assures selves to Relief Ad Ad- AU Allowances Hop Hop- W Strikers kins than whom no one is closer to Park They asked Mr Hopkins ther er he would stop relief allow allow- Jo strikers In in view vie of ot Jo Johns John's John John- n. n a 1 s 's announcement Mr Hopkins he be would not noL note h e re reason reson son for so much confusion to to be that Mr Roosevelt is yet IDE Ing hit to to bring Johnson and Rich Rich- together er In talking with of both sides he is so amia amia- both th get the idea he Is for ai at the White WhiteHouse Vf th that t when the pr president nods bead head in seemingly silent assent he inot not necessarily mean he is for he e outcome apparently rests with result wul of at present peace ef efforts her ither Johnson nor is in ined in- in ed i toward oward compromise Both are arc tactically determined to contend conten their opposing principles S I Th That secret meeting of the dur durable ble industries le a at a Virginia spa not the first secret national conce conce conice con con- ice ce ce of industrial leaders leader It just to be the first such gathering got into print The reason it did that certain labor people heard it tit it a and d spread the word around I I ie e e proper places t VitO o months ago go a larger national gathering of ot industrialists indus indus- Uncovers vera was held Secret Meeting in secret at Mont Montauk Mon Mon- f t I Industrialists Point L. L I. I J 1 although nothing is as ever printed about it it At that ting Un the industrialists industrialists' called in a aa a trust of ot their then own They sum sum- d college professors whose I they r respected and asked help their N R A program al of the leaders in the National rs' rs association were e eO ohman's ex exact ct words word's were During During Dur During ing this whole in In- lions MOD'S Talk tense experience I have been in c con n. n rial eral Circles stint slant touch with r that old counselor be e Brandeis As you know he hek k- k anything that gets too big is dito be wrong He thinks NR R A Abig Ao o big and I agree arce with h him m. m 1 it t know whether dividing it up fashion will satisfy his bis idea Pt ot t. t but buU butI I want tor make one one thing tiling and that is s whatever r recitation re re- re- re citation there is at N R A will be bed beed ed d out Dut by the pr president dd nt and arid no seem to agree the remark l Indiscreet because se several severaiN N R A Ai Aare i are arc coming before the supreme at It the thc fall term They do not w whether Johnson was I trying f to nass Justice Brandeis by sug sug- Wig ng he had ideas about bout the N NR MR R A. A th y do know N anti R It t A wul cert certainly be encouraged to ethe the question against Mr Bran Bran- cauS of ot Iii the generals general's ree re- re e guiding geniuses behind the JUry ury are beginning to talk Y iy a against any new tax plan for corning coming congressional se session i n. n t Y we axe e getting around to the view at permanent uma nt tax increase prom pro- pro m ah Would should uld wait until a reasonably budget can can be established 1834 1934 for The Telegram |